A public forum not open for free expression and assembly to all is called a ___ .

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A non-public forum is a government-controlled space that is not traditionally open to expressive activities, such as a military base or a jail. While limited public forums may allow some types of expression or assembly, a non-public forum is strictly controlled by the government and may only allow certain activities with proper authorization. Quintessential forum and prohibitive forum are not commonly used terms in legal or political discourse.

A Public Forum Not Open for Free Expression and Assembly