Statement–Courses of Action (youth exposure & obscenity): Youngsters are frequently observed staring at obscene posters; which course(s) of action logically follow—(I) punish and penalize children when they are found doing so, or (II) ban any public display of such obscene material?

Given data

• Undesirable exposure arises from the availability of obscene posters.
• Course I: punish children for looking.
• Course II: ban the display of obscene material.

Concept/Approach (target the source, not the minors)
A logical remedy removes or restricts the source of exposure; penalizing minors does not address root causation.

Step 1: Course I
Misplaced punitive approach; it neither prevents exposure nor is proportionate.

Step 2: Course II
Removing public displays tackles the cause and aligns with community standards and child protection.

Final Answer
Only II follows.