1. When is government censorship considered constitutional in the United States?
2. What legal restraints can be used in the U.S. to silence political dissent?
3. What forms of sedition have been historically subject to criminal law enforcement?
4. What does the Supreme Court do to ensure First Amendment rights for dissent?
5. How do tests such as clear and present danger and imminent lawless action apply?
6. What standards of judicial review are used to evaluate controversial laws?
7. How does the government attempt to censor speech, and is prior restraint constitutional?

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Government Censorship and Free Speech in the United States The First Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the right to free speech but this right is not absolute The government can r... View the full answer