For 10 points each, name this Midwestern state that fought a Supreme Court case against Dollree Mapp.
A 1968 Supreme Court case upheld this non-New York state's use of "stop and frisk"-style policing, which is thus known as a Terry stop after that case. A court case from this state was the origin of Potter Stewart's comment "I know it when I see it" with respect to pornography. In 1969, a statute in this state was held to violate the free speech rights of a KKK leader named Clarence (*) Brandenburg. The Supreme Court found that prosecutors in this state could not use evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment. For 10 points each, name this Midwestern state that fought a Supreme Court case against Dollree Mapp.
A 1968 Supreme Court case upheld this non-New York state's use of "stop and frisk"-style policing, which is thus known as a Terry stop after that case.
Ohio [accept Mapp v. Ohio, Brandenburg v. Ohio, Jacobellis v. Ohio, or Terry v. Ohio] &lt;AF&gt;