Free Speech

Paragraph: 102 - In case after case, year upon year, we have distinguished between speech restrictions and speech subsidies. N128* " 'There is a basic difference,' " we have held, " 'between direct state interference with [First Amendment] protected activity and state encouragement' " of other expression.

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• N128* / quote / endorsement / Q0592 /

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Paragraph: 78 - But the whole point of the First Amendment is to protect speakers against unjustified government restrictions on speech, even when those restrictions reflect the will of the majority. When it comes to protected speech, the speaker is sovereign.

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• (why is) Sovereignty of the Speaker

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