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Trump wants to prosecute flag burning: Does that violate free speech?
While Trump tells Bondi to utilize “applicable, content-neutral laws” that are “consistent with the First Amendment,” his order directly violates standing legal rulings, Geoffrey Stone, a constitutional law professor at the University of Chicago Law School, told NewsNation.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in 1989 that burning the American flag is a form of political expression and is legal.
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Trump Planning to Sign Executive Order Cracking Down on Flag Burning — SCOTUS Already Ruled That’s Protected Speech
President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to sign an executive order targeting burning the U.S. flag -- an act the ...
A new debate has started in the U.S. about flag burning and free speech. The issue comes after fresh actions from the ...
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‘Who Is That Back There?’ – Donald Trump Snaps Mid-Speech, Orders Bystander to ‘Get Out of the Room’
Donald Trump’s recent outburst in the Oval Office is gaining attention. The President, who was scheduled to sign a bill in ...
The test of free speech principles is your willingness to defend speech you find offensive. For most of us, there are few ...
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Trump says flag burning incites violence and riot. A Supreme Court ruling cast doubt on that claim.
President Trump's executive order to "prioritize" prosecution of American flag burning must confront a Supreme Court ...
As Trump claimed his sweeping election victory gave him a mandate that “has not been seen in many decades,” Rep. Al Green (D, ...
New guidance from the Trump administration that mandates closer scrutiny of applications for immigration benefits has sparked concerns over political speech.
Hours after President Donald Trump called for flag burners to be prosecuted, Jay Carey, an Army veteran, was charged with ...
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