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Speech / Expression • Prior Restraint: • Government cannot prevent publication • Near v. Minnesota • New York Times v. United States
Speech / Expression • Prior Restraint: • Exceptions: • High school newspapers • National security • CIA
Speech / Expression • Public order: • Schenk v. U.S. • Sedition in the abstract v. immediately inciting violence • Public v. private property
Speech / Expression • Fair trials: • SCOTUS had never upheld a restriction on reporting • Sources are not protected • Shield laws • Sequestering juries
Speech / Expression • Obscenity: • “I know it when I see it” • Child pornography • Violence
Speech / Expression • Libel and slander: • Public figures • Exceptions: • Consent • True
Speech / Expression • Symbolic speech: • Schools • Texas v. Johnson • Draft cards • Cross burning
Speech / Expression • Commercial speech: • False claims • Trend towards fewer restrictions
Speech / Expression • Public airwaves: • As compared to printed media • Obscenity • Trend towards fewer restrictions
Assembly • Group speech • Versus public order • Nazis, KKK • Abortion