The First Amendment limits the Federal Government by not protecting a clear expression of something in speech or writing that is said aloud or to make a sound with a persons voice, to violence to persuade someone to do or feel something. Usually an unwelcome one.
Friday, September 28, 2012
How does the First Amendment limit the Government?
The First Amendment limits the Federal Government by not protecting a clear expression of something in speech or writing that is said aloud or to make a sound with a persons voice, to violence to persuade someone to do or feel something. Usually an unwelcome one.
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