The U.S. Supreme Court has approved government restrictions on speech and on the press that place restrictions on

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The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed for restrictions on speech and the press as long as they are narrowly tailored and serve a significant government interest, often referred to as time, place, and manner restrictions. These restrictions can regulate when, where, and how speech can occur but cannot be based on the content of the speech.

The US Supreme Court Has Approved Government Restrictions on Speech and and on the Press