It is constitutional to punish all expression in the legal category of "hate" speech, the Supreme Court has ruled.

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The Supreme Court has ruled that some forms of "hate" speech are protected under the First Amendment, including offensive or unpopular ideas, unless they incite violence or imminent lawless action. Only speech that falls into certain narrowly defined categories, such as true threats, incitement to violence, or fighting words, can be punished.

It Is Constitutional to Punish All Expression in the Legal