Free Speech

Paragraph: 6 - N59* 'The Constitution of the United States provides that Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and to petition for a redress of grievances. This right has been deemed so essential and necessary to free institutions and a free people that it has been incorporated in substance in the Constitutions of all the states of the Union. These constitutional provisions referred to are not abrogated, they are not less in force now because of war, and they are as vital during war as during times of peace, and as binding upon you now as though we were at peace.'

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• N59* / quote / endorsement / Q0655 /

Preferred Terms:

• (why is) speech during wartime

Phrase match: the freedom of speech, or of

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Paragraph: 9 - 'Now, considerable has also been said in this case about freedom of speech. The Constitution of the United States provides that Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech. This provision of the Constitution is of course in force in times of war as well as in times of peace. But 'freedom of speech' does not mean that a man may say whatever he pleases without the possibility of being called to account for it. A man has a right to honestly discuss a measure or a law, and to honestly criticize it. But no man may advise another to disobey the law, or to obstruct its execution, without making himself liable to be called to account therefor.'

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Preferred Terms:

• (is) criticism of a law
• (is not) disobedience of a law
• (is) honest discussion of public matters
• (is not) obstruction of a law

Phrase match: about freedom of speech. The Constitution

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Paragraph: 9 - N63* "But 'freedom of speech' does not mean that a man may say whatever he pleases without the possibility of being called to account for it. A man has a right to honestly discuss a measure or a law, and to honestly criticize it. But no man may advise another to disobey the law, or to obstruct its execution, without making himself liable to be called to account therefor."

Notes:

• N63* / quote / ? / Q0039 /

Preferred Terms:

• (is not) advise to disobey the law
• (is) criticism

Phrase match: a right to honestly discuss a

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