 A report was submitted in 1970 that said all "adult" obscenity laws should be repealed.Hill called the Commission's report a "magna carta for the pornographers".After the four justices nominated by President Richard Nixon reshaped the Supreme Court, the Burger Court disregarded the Commission's report and upheld obscenity laws in 1973, citing the dissenting reports by Hill, minister Winfrey Link and Charles Keating, the leader of the Citizens for Decent Literature.