Since the Supreme Court's ruling in RAV v.St.Paul,anti-hate speech ordinances are presumptively constitutional.

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While the Supreme Court's ruling in RAV v. St. Paul did limit the ability of municipalities to regulate hate speech, it did not make anti-hate speech ordinances presumptively constitutional. Each ordinance must still be analyzed on a case-by-case basis to determine if it violates the First Amendment.

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