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As Obama, Romney, and other politicians duke it out, remember: The First Amendment doesn't protect workplace blather 
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A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that ‘liking’ something on Facebook is a form of protected free speech in a closely watched Virginia case that tested the limits of the First Amendment in...
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I do not own anyrights to this info or website. This article is about freedom of speech. It is a relatively short article. It is from a reliable source. It is not hard to read so it is a good article.
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A U.S. court of appeals gave Facebook a thumbs up when it ruled that "likes" on the social network are protected as free speech under the Constitution.
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I do not own any rights to this website or info. This is an article involving freedom of speech. It is from a reliable source. It is interesting.
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Attorney Kevin Hayslett explains in detail the first amendment of the US constitution. Mr. Hayslett provides easy to understand examples of how the first ame...
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I do not own any rights to this video or website. This video explains the friest amnedment and each part of the amendment. It does not go too in depth about the amendment but explains basically the essentials of the amendment. It is easy to understand which is good. It is not a very boring video either.
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Amendment ICongress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the...
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I do not own any rights to this info or website. This article states the first amendment. It is from a reliable source. It is not hard to understand. The amendment is saying that is congress can not make a law against your natural rights basically.
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After a series of conflicting lower-court decisions, it's time for the Supreme Court to reject any threat to academic freedom.
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I do not own anyrights to this article or website. This article is particularley long. It is somewhat boring but it is interesting. This article touches on the topic of freedom of speech.
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They may think shutting down NYPD police commissioner Ray Kelly's speech was standing up for their principles, but protecting respectful dialogue is as important as ever.
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I do not own any rights to this info or website. It is from a reliable source. This artcile involves the first amendment. The article is interesting because someone is denied speaking infront of students. It is a decently long article.
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Continuing the Constitution for Dummies Series with the Bill of Rights and Amendment One. Explained simply so you can understand the Constitution of the Unit...
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I do not own any rights to this video or website. This video explains the first amendment. This video is a little more in depth than the other one. This video is also a little longer than the other one. It is still easy to understand therefore I like it.
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Richard Ketch's insight:
I do not own any rights to this info or website.This article basically tells you what freedom of speech is in the first amendment. It is from a reliable source. It is not difficult to understand at all. The article tells you what freedom of speech covers and does not cover. This article is simple.
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Richard Ketch's insight:
I do not own any rights to this info or website. This article touches on the 1st amendment. It is also from a trustworthy website. The article touches on all topics of the 1st amendment. The section on freedom of speech is just about the biggest section of the article. I like this article because it does not go to in depth on these topics.
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I do not own anyrights to this info or website. This article talks about freedom of speech. This article is saying at work you do not have freedom of speech aparently. It is somewhat interesting.