REED v TOWN OF GILBERT, ARIZONA, AND THE RISE OF THE ANTICLASSIFICATORY FIRST AMENDMENT

Lakier reviewed the court case of Reed v Town of Gilbert, Arixona and the rise of the anticlassificatory first amendment. The distinction between content-based and content-neutral regulations of speech is one of the most important in First Amendment law. Wherein the content-based laws that restrict...

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Published in:The Supreme Court review 2016-01, p.233-299
Main Author: LAKIER, GENEVIEVE
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Civil procedure
First Amendment-US
Litigation
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Summary:Lakier reviewed the court case of Reed v Town of Gilbert, Arixona and the rise of the anticlassificatory first amendment. The distinction between content-based and content-neutral regulations of speech is one of the most important in First Amendment law. Wherein the content-based laws that restrict speech because of its ideas or messages or subject matter are presumptively unconstitutional, and will be sustained only if they can satisfy strict scrutiny.
ISSN:0081-9557
2158-2459