Markings that constitute political,social,or religious expression are protected by the First Amendment and may not be prosecuted as a criminal offense.

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While the First Amendment protects freedom of speech, including political, social, or religious expression, it does not protect all forms of expression in all contexts. For example, vandalism or graffiti, even if it conveys a political message, can still be prosecuted as a criminal offense.

Markings That Constitute Political,social,or Religious Expression Are Protected by the First