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Schenck Vs. US
Distributing leaflets to encourage obstructing WWI. Endangered the welfare of the US so freedom of speech couldnt help him. In favor of US
Gitlow Vs. NY
Speech could be restricted if leads to vilence or illegal action.
Brandenburg Vs. Ohio
KKK leader refused to stop a rally/ cross burning. In favor of Brandenburg. People are free to speak out in support of their political objectives, as long as they do not use violence.
NY Times Vs. Sullivan
Alabama police commisioner falsely written about. In favor of NY Times. If unintentionally false, it is legal
Hustler Magazine Vs. Falwell
Reverand Jerry Falwell could not collect damages for "intentional emotional distress." Court favored Hustler.
Chaplinsky Vs. New Hampshire
With politicians: no swearing, obscene, lewd, or insulting words, no profanity.
Bethel School District Vs. Fraser
In favor of school. School officials have the right to suspend a student for inappropriate language.
Schenck Vs. US
Distributing leaflets to encourage obstructing WWI. Endangered the welfare of the US so freedom of speech couldnt help him. In favor of US
Gitlow Vs. NY
Speech could be restricted if leads to vilence or illegal action.
Brandenburg Vs. Ohio
KKK leader refused to stop a rally/ cross burning. In favor of Brandenburg. People are free to speak out in support of their political objectives, as long as they do not use violence.
NY Times Vs. Sullivan
Alabama police commisioner falsely written about. In favor of NY Times. If unintentionally false, it is legal
Hustler Magazine Vs. Falwell
Reverand Jerry Falwell could not collect damages for "intentional emotional distress." Court favored Hustler.
Chaplinsky Vs. New Hampshire
With politicians: no swearing, obscene, lewd, or insulting words, no profanity.
Bethel School District Vs. Fraser
In favor of school. School officials have the right to suspend a student for inappropriate language.