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First Amendment:
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Limitations of free speech

-True Threats
-Immpeding Rights


-Schenck v. US

Multiple Choice

T or F: Is freedom of speech unrestricted?

• True

• False

Time, Place, and Manner

• Content

• Government interest

• Specificity

• Alternate expression

Obscenity: Miller Test

Came from Miller v. California case
Boxes to check:

• normal person can find it impure

• defined by state law

• lacks value

Multiple Choice

Which of these would pass the Miller test?

• Unfiltered broadcasts

• TikTok

• West Wing

Multiple Choice

Defamatory Lies can also be punished. Which of the following is not included in this category?

• Lying under oath

• Fraud

• Expression of Opinions

• Negligent factual errors (Factual Falsehoods)

Multiple Select

Which of the following can be limited?

• Fighting words (provoking fights)

• Hate Speech

• Speech of prisoners and the military

• Speech on government land and buildings

• Speech on public property

First Amendment:
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