E z1 T AaBbCcDdEe Normal AaBbc AaBbccDdEe No Spacing Heading Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire (due April 1, 2020 by 6:00 p.m.) 315 U.S. 568 (1942) Locate the above cited case and answer the following questions concerning it. By the way, what is listed above is called a case citation. The first line lists the two parties involved in the case. The second line follows the volume /source/page number format. The first number..."315"..-refers to the volume number, the "U.S." refers to the source which in this case is short for United States Reports which is where all United States Supreme Court decisions are found: the second number--568---refers to the beginning page number. The number in parentheses (1942) is the year the case was decided. So putting it all together the case of Chaplinsky versus New Hampshire can be found in volume 315 of the United States Reports and it begins on page 568. The case was decided in the year 1942. Fascinating, huh? {Note: I am well aware that you can google the case and find all kinds of summaries and legal analysis. But I want you to find the actual text of the case (it's only about 7 pages: if you google the volume/source/page it should pop up) to answer the questions below--- AaBbcc de AaBbccde Normal No Spacing Head Fill in the following blank with the correct missing word.... "...it is well understood that the right of free speech is not at all times and under all circumstances." The U.S. Supreme Court in its analysis lists 4 categories of speech which it believes are not protected by the First Amendment. What are these 4 categories? What is the first provision" of the New Hampshire statute which the U.S. Supreme Court limits its analysis to ? Which party-Chaplinsky or New Hampshire--won at the trial court level 2 8. 9. Is this a criminal or a civil case? Explain your answer. 10. In a paragraph IN YOUR OWN WORDS, tell exactly what this case is about and which party ultimately won and why