The State of Ames prohibits the sale of "obscene" material, defined by statute as any material "that, considered as a whole, appeals to the prurient interest, and lacking serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific merit, depicts sex in a patently offensive manner according to contemporary community standards." Bill Bookseller is convicted of violating Ames's ordinance for selling "Girls Gone Crazy" videos in his bookstore, which feature amateurs posing nude for a video crew. Bill appeals his conviction. A court of appeals would likely: Group of answer choices Reverse the conviction because the Ames statute fails to follow the Miller test. Affirm the conviction because the material at issue is low-value speech. Affirm the conviction because the Ames statute follows the Miller test. Reverse the conviction unless the material in question can be shown to lack any redeeming social value