Its stated in the Bill of Rights. It is okay to do so as long as its peaceful,that you don't block streets or buildings, and that you don't prevent people from getting to their jobs.
The right to assemble is simply the right to gather in a group and the right to petition is the right to actually file a motion to be heard in front of the appropriate court.
People assemble all the time: churches, fund-raisers, political rallies, parades. In fact, a few years ago, a court in Boston held that the right to assemble includes the right to deny others to assemble with you, where the others were gays and the assembly was a St Patrick's Day parade on public streets. There are also many statutes that protect the right to assemble peaceably, preventing intruders from disrupting the assembly.
Right to assemble peacfully
right to press/speech, and right to assemble.
The right to assemble.
The right to assemble.
freedom to assemble
# The freedom of Speech # The right to assemble # I don't know anymore. One of the 10 Ammendments is that you have the right to assemble. And the Freedom of Speech.
The 1st Amendment.
True!
From what I understand, it isn't to difficult to install and assemble a bookcase tower. If you have the right tools and follow the instructions, anyone could do it.
amendment 1