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The judicial branch of government, particularly the courts, plays a crucial role in deciding matters related to free speech. When cases involving the First Amendment arise, it is the responsibility of judges to interpret the law and determine whether a person's right to free speech has been violated. Additionally, legislative bodies can create laws that may affect free speech, but these laws can be challenged in court. Ultimately, it is the judiciary that ensures the protection and limits of free speech rights.
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What are your goals in a speech?
your goals in a speech are to get someones attention ,keep their attention and stay on topic
What is it called when someones speech doesn't make sense?
Their speech is "garbled."
What is a campaign speech?
A campaign speech is a speech given when a candidate decides he or she is running for office. They can also give a speech after they have won the election.
How is freedom of speech different from freedom of press?
People can say what they want (mostly) and this is freedom of speech. Freedom of the press is when newspapers can print their opinion whether it is critical of the government or not.
How is freedom of speech different from the freedom of the press?
People can say what they want (mostly) and this is freedom of speech. Freedom of the press is when newspapers can print their opinion whether it is critical of the government or not.
What do courts try to determine before they rule on whether the government can limit First Amendment free speech rights in a certain situation?
whether one person's exercise of free speech would infringe on other citizens' rights
What part of speech is whether?
it is a conjunction
Does the first amendment protect individuals from speech that harms peoples reputation?
No, the first amendment only gives the freedom of speech, press, and religion. Although, speech that harms someones reputation is slander, which is a crime. Slander is a crime and freedom of speech is a right.
Can too much free speech have negative consequences?
No. The problem with your question is who decides that there is "too much" and why. Your question leads to censorship and the freedom of speech is an important right.
Seditious speech is speech that urges others to overthrow what?
The government
What part of speech is the word whether?
It is a conjunction
How did the south African government react to the wind of change speech?
How did the south African government react to the speech? "Wind of change".
