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It’s possible to commit crimes or civil infractions (fraud, for example) through speech without the speech itself being the criminal act. In the case of flag b
by twoodfin 1y ago
It’s possible to commit crimes or civil infractions (fraud, for example) through speech without the speech itself being the criminal act.
In the case of flag burning, unless the context is a general ban on burning anything, the content of the speech is what’s being banned, and that content is itself not criminal in any other way.