...premise of our prior decisions, ostensibly reaffirmed by the plurality, ante, at 692, holding that "the power of the state to control the conduct of...reaches beyond the scope of its authority over adults." Prince v. Massachusetts, 321 US 158, 170 (1944). Opinion of POWELL, J. 431 US Restraints on the freedom...

...respect to the public proclaiming of religion in streets and other public places, as in the case of other freedoms, the power of the State to control the conduct of children is broader than its power over adults. P. 170. 4. There is no denial of equal protection of the laws...

...adults to judge and determine for themselves what sex material they may read and see. Pp. 637-643. (a) The State has power to adjust the definition of...reaches beyond the scope of its authority over adults." Prince v. Massachusetts, 321 US 158, 170. Pp. 638-«39. (b) Constitutional interpretation has consistently...

...2d, at 671. That the State has power to make that adjustment seems clear, for we have recognized that even where there is an invasion of protected freedoms...children reaches beyond the scope of its authority oyer adults . . . ." Prince v. Massachusetts, 321 US 158, 170.° In Prince we sustained the convic8...

...supra, p. 75. That the State has power to make that adjustment seems clear, for we have recognized that even where there is an invasion of protected freedoms...control the conduct of children reaches beyond the sco])e of its authority over adults . . . ." Prince v. Massachusetts, 32111.8.158,170. In Prince we...

...discretion. Similarly, in Prince v. Massachusetts, 321 US 158 (1944), the Supreme Cmirr recognized that the power of the state to control the conduct of children...reaches beyond the scope of its authority over adults. All the 'arguments that applied to Ginstern also apply to HR 7867. In addition, there is the further...

...discretion. Similarly, in Prince v. Ala»*nchu*Hts. 321 US 158 (1944), the Supreme Court recognized that the power of the state to control the conduct of children reaches beyond the swpe of its authority over adults. All the arguments that applied to Ginxbrrg also apply to HR 7807....

...not be banned from public streets. Involved are the needs of the school environment and the fact that "even where there is an invasion of protected freedoms...reaches beyond the scope of its authority over adults.' "78 Very relevant to the school situation is the important distinction between obscene materials and...

...not be banned from public streets. Involved are the needs of the school environment and the fact that "even where there is an invasion of protected freedoms...reaches beyond the scope of its authority over adults.' "78 Very relevant to the school situation is the important distinction between obscene materials and...

...treated minors and adults alike. Minors are entitled to rights, but it has long been acknowledged that "the power of the state to control the conduct of...children reaches beyond the scope of its authority over adults."28 Restraints on minors are intended for their protection as well as for maintaining the authority...