History, 05.05.2020 12:57, xojade

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Does it seem to you that in time of national emergency, such as the one described in this chapter, that some limits must be placed on freedom of speech? Do you think the Sedition Act, with its emphasis on false, scandalous, and malicious writings or speeches against members of the government, went too far in the direction of limiting freedom of speech guarantees in the First Amendment to the Constitution.

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Does it seem to you that in time of national emergency, such a...