The imminent lawless action test protects ___________ speech than the clear and present danger test.

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The imminent lawless action test, established in Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969), requires that speech must be intended to incite or produce imminent lawless action and must be likely to do so in order to be restricted. This test replaced the clear and present danger test and is considered to protect a broader range of speech because it sets a higher bar for the government to justify restrictions on speech.

The Imminent Lawless Action Test Protects ___________ Speech Than the Clear