Courts may NOT cite or issue summonses to individuals for

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Civil disobedience in public places during a protest is protected by the First Amendment's right to free speech and assembly. As long as the protest remains peaceful, individuals cannot be cited or issued summonses for their participation in the protest. The other options, such as affronts to the courts' dignity and authority, contempt of court orders, and disruption of court proceedings, are all considered to be illegal and punishable by the court.

Courts May NOT Cite or Issue Summonses to Individuals for