In Feiner v. New York (1951), the Supreme Court upheld a conviction for _______ arising from a street corner speech that produced unrest.

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The Supreme Court upheld a conviction for disorderly conduct in Feiner v. New York (1951) arising from a street corner speech that produced unrest. The Court found that although Feiner was exercising his right to free speech, his speech had caused a disturbance and threatened public safety, justifying his arrest and conviction for disorderly conduct.

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