Which test said that political speech was protected except where it aimed to cause imminent "lawless action"?

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The direct incitement test, as established in the Supreme Court case Brandenburg v. Ohio, holds that political speech is protected by the First Amendment except when it is aimed to cause imminent lawless action. This means that the government cannot punish or restrict speech simply because it is controversial or offensive, but can take action if the speech is directly inciting unlawful behavior.

Which Test Said That Political Speech Was Protected Except Where