The government may restrict speech when it
a. is contrary to the beliefs of the presidents political party.
b. suggests that a law may be unconstitutional.
c. is in opposition to current foreign policy.
d. creates a danger that they will bring about substantive evils.
e. supports a controversial position.
Question 2
Speech that inflicts injury or tends to incite an immediate breach of peace by its very utterance is called
a. exclusionary.
b. fighting words.
c. lawful.
d. prior restraint.
e. protected speech.
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