Court rulings have determined the current and former government employees have the absolute First Amendment right to write and publish books based on their experiences, and those writings cannot be limited or censored by the government

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While current and former government employees do have First Amendment rights, these rights are not absolute. Their writings can be subject to limitations and censorship, especially if they involve classified or sensitive information that could harm national security or other government interests.

Court Rulings Have Determined the Current and Former Government Employees