The Supreme Court observed that there are "well-recognized categories of speech which may be permissibly limited under the First Amendment" in which of the following cases?
A) Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire
B) West Virginia v. Barnette
C) New York v. Ferber
D) R.A.V. v. St. Paul

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In Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire, the Supreme Court identified certain "well-recognized categories of speech" that are not protected by the First Amendment, such as "fighting words." This case established the principle that some types of speech could be regulated by the government due to their potential to incite violence or harm.

The Supreme Court Observed That There Are "Well-Recognized Categories of Speech