In the case of Schenck v.United States in 1919,Justice Holmes declared that government can limit speech if that speech provokes

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Justice Holmes declared that the government can limit speech if that speech provokes a clear and present danger. This principle remains a crucial part of the First Amendment, allowing limits on free speech if it creates an imminent threat or danger to society. The other options (libel, public demonstrations in opposition to the government, obscenity, and prior restraint) are also areas where the government can regulate or limit speech, but they were not specifically addressed in the Schenck case.

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