Question

The Supreme Court would likely view all of these actions as violating the constitutional right to free speech EXCEPT- organizing a terror strike against our government. burning a replica of the American flag. - asking for a list of names of all organizers and participants of an anti-government rally and then investigating them. - wiretaps of individuals without their knowledge and without a warrant. - Ku Klux Klan rally designed to start a riot against the minorities.

Answer 1

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The correct answer is "burning a replica of the American flag."

Even though this action is often viewed as disrespectful and is not often supported, it is still considered free speech/expression. The other options provided are viewed as violating the right to free speech.

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Answer 2

The correct answer is E) Ku Klux Klan rally designed to start a riot against the minorities.

The Supreme Court would likely view all of these actions as violating the constitutional right to free speech EXCEPT "Ku Klux Klan rally designed to start a riot against the minorities."

The US Supreme Court cannot impede the free expression of personal beliefs. In this case, if the KKK is preparing a riot against minorities, they are planning and having their meetings. They are free to do so. If they violent attack a member of a minority group, then that is aggression and the individual or individuals could file a lawsuit.