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The Bill of Rights within the US Constitution guarantees free speech and freedom of the press. Generally speaking the "press" is understood to means newspapers, magazines and books. Freedom of speech refers to a citizen or groups of citizens to voice their opinions in town hall meetings, by letters to the government, and, in fact, allow people to stand in a public place and express their opinions.

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