Multiple Choice
Laws that protect national security by punishing speakers who incite violent actions are
A) always unconstitutional
B) always constitutional
C) unconstitutional even when the speech incites extreme and immediate violent acts to overthrow government
D) constitutional if they pass the Brandenburg test
E) unconstitutional if they pass the Brandenburg test
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q11: Fighting words<br>A)are words said in the heat
Q12: The types of speech that threaten national
Q13: Hate speech is a legally defined category
Q14: Under the Supreme Court's ruling in Tinker
Q15: Using the case of Frederick v.Morse as
Q17: The U.S.Supreme Court struck down the anti-hate
Q18: Words directed at an individual with an
Q19: The clear and present danger test<br>A)was adopted
Q20: If a court uses the incitement test
Q21: Under the Supreme Court's decision in Chaplinsky