Free Speech

Paragraph: 24 - The assumption is that the First Amendment allows Congress to make no distinction between advocating change in the existing order by lawful elective processes and advocating change by force and violence, that freedom for the one includes freedom for the other, and that when teaching of violence is denied so is freedom of speech.

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• (is not) advocating change via force
• (is) advocating change via lawful elective processes
• (is not) violence

Phrase match: is freedom of speech

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Paragraph: 50 - He N38* is entitled to habeas corpus to test the legality of his restraint, to the protection of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments in criminal trials, and to the right of free speech as guaranteed by the First Amendment.

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• N38* / / / / meaning a resident alien

Preferred Terms:

• (is) speech by resident aliens

Phrase match: the right of free speech as

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Paragraph: 25 - To arm all men for orderly change, the Constitution put in their hands a right to influence the electorate by press, speech and assembly. This means freedom to advocate or promote Communism by means of the ballot box, but it does not include the practice or incitement of violence.

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Preferred Terms:

• (is not) incitement to violence

Phrase match: a right to influence the electorate

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Paragraph: 50 - We have long held that a resident alien is a 'person' within the meaning of the Fifth and the Fourteenth Amendments. He therefore may not be deprived either by the National Government or by any state of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. Nor may he be denied the equal protection of the laws. A state was not allowed to exclude an alien from the laundry business because he was a Chinese, nor discharge him from employment because he was not a citizen, nor deprive him of the right to fish because he was a Japanese ineligible to citizenship. An alien's property (provided he is not an enemy alien), may not be taken without just compensation. He is entitled to habeas corpus to test the legality of his restraint, to the protection of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments in criminal trials, and to the right of free speech as guaranteed by the First Amendment.

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Preferred Terms:

• (is) speech by resident aliens

Phrase match: the right to fish because he

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