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The 1A does not have an exception for harm.
by charcircuit 8mo ago
The 1A does not have an exception for harm.
- fc417fc802 8mo agoAnd yet SCOTUS has carved out a number of exceptions where they felt it was clearly necessary. Disorderly conduct and noise ordinances are examples. It's not the end of the world but (very approximately) being woken up by someone shouting in the street at 2 am was deemed a larger problem than restricting your individual right to drunkenly shout at your friend in that scenario.
- Forgeties79 8mo ago> being woken up by someone shouting in the street at 2 am was deemed a larger problem than restricting your individual right to drunkenly shout at your friend in that scenario. Because most of the time if you can argue “they won’t do a good job at capitalism [going to work]” then everyone goes “oh no no no we can’t have that.”
- lokar 8mo agoNot true. Generally the law must be evaluated by the “strict scrutiny“ standard.
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- rcxdude 8mo agoIf that were the case than libel and slander would be legal.