Freedom of Speech and Expression

Welcome to the "Freedom of Speech and Expression" category - where questions about one of the most fundamental rights in democratic societies are explored. At Questions LLC, we believe in the importance of promoting an open and inclusive space for individuals to express their thoughts, ideas, and beliefs freely. In this category, you will find a wide range of inquiries surrounding freedom of speech and expression, including its legal aspects, ethical dilemmas, historical significance, and cultural implications. Explore the questions and answers provided by our community, unraveling the nuances of this complex and vital topic. Engage in thoughtful discussions, broaden your understanding, and contribute to the collective understanding of this cherished right.

Questions (12)

7.The right of artists to speech, art, or other means to communicate opinions without restraint is best described asA.an
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2. asked by Steve h
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Fill in the blankCitizens of nondemocratic countries _______ A. can openly criticize government leaders and policies. B. enjoy
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2. asked by im struggling
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If you write a local letter about corruption to the police departmentwhat amendment have you violated and specifically what in
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2. asked by sophia
3. 262 views
What is freedom of petition
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2. asked by M
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A. Westside v. MergensB. Texas v. Johnson C. Roe v. Wade D. Bethel v. Fraser E. Dennis v. U.S. F. Lemon v. Kurtzman G. Wallace
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2. asked by Alex
3. 517 views
Why do you think Tinker v. Des Moines is still considered such an important case today?
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2. asked by pineapple
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How and why are hate groups protected by the constitution? What actions and speech do you think are not protected and why?
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2. asked by Jimmy
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This is a quote from an essay on “Liberty” by John Stuart Mills.“The peculiar evil of silencing the expression of opinion
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2. asked by ViVi
3. 440 views
although a democracy is based on freedom of expression, most people recognize the need to allow the government to exercise
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2. asked by Anonymous
3. 573 views
conscientious objectors definition (short)Espionage Act definition (short) fair comment definition (short) Freedom of
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2. asked by UR_M0M_IS_G@Y101XD_XP.
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How is Snyder v. Phelps an example of competing rights? Be specific in your answer
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2. asked by Blue
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The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. But it does me no injury for my
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2. asked by Daphne
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