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Which of the following is protected as free speech in the US?
organizing a public demonstration
How does freedom of speech in the US differ in wartime and in peacetime?
during war time free speech can get one a treason charge
Was free speech a part of life in Qin dynasty?
the answer is true.. i know your asking because of a e2020 quiz
What did supreme court decide in schenck v the US?
Limits to free speech were constitutional during national emergencies.
Why does the us have limitation on free speech?
Technically, the U.S. shouldn't have limitation on free speech. It's unconstitutional, so therefore illegal and an obstruction of justice to limit free speech. But that's the world we live in nowadays and the cost for the so-called "American dream" we are living...
What is the only business protected by the US Constitution?
The only businesses protected by the US Constitution are religion and free speech.
How did the supreme court validate the actions of free speech movement?
First amendment protects free speech. College students in the 1960's were shocked at social injustices in the US and spoke out.
The bill of rights does not give a person the right to criticize a government offical?
We have a freedom of speech in the US therefore we are free to criticize our government if we do not agree with them.
Does many countries have freedom of speech?
There are different levels of free speech in different countries. In 'Westernised' countries, such as the UK, US, France, Germany, Australia, etc. there are high levels of free speech. However in Iran, Syria, North Korea, China, etc. there is no free speech.
What protects your rights to free speech?
Freedom of Speech protects your rights to free speech.
Are first amendment of free speech and free press constrained in the US?
The US Supreme Court has traditionally interpreted freedom of speech and of the press very broadly, and has usually overturned laws or lower court decisions which might have a "chilling effect" on free speech. The traditional examples of where laws curbing freedom of speech might be allowed are that it is reasonable to prohibit someone from shouting "fire" in a crowded theatre, and that speech that is likely to incite violence is not necessarily protected. (Speech that is likely to incite protest, on the other hand, is protected.)
Is it illegal to call someone a refugee?
Not in the US . . . we allegedly have a law protecting our use of free speech.
