390 U.S. 139 (1968) Per Curiam Civil Rights State & Local Chicago Motion Picture Censorship Ordinance: Ordinance necessary that those in search of to present films post them to a Superintendent for a allow right before exhibiting any film, a overview and attraction process that lasted fifty to fifty seven times. The ordinance demanded a certain license for films not suitable for little ones, and imposed misdemeanor penalties for non-compliance.