Free Speech Defining the Boundaries

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Episode Three explores the contested boundaries of free speech through landmark Supreme Court cases that redefined American doctrine. Beginning with Schenck versus United States and the clear and present danger test, the episode traces the evolution to the more protective Brandenburg standard for incitement. It examines New York Times versus Sullivan, which revolutionized libel law to protect robust criticism of public officials. The episode delves into symbolic speech, including flag burning cases that sparked national controversy, and investigates when conduct deserves constitutional protection. Finally, it confronts the heated debate over hate speech, contrasting America's highly protective approach with Europe's stricter regulations, revealing fundamental philosophical differences about democracy, dignity, and the role of government in policing expression.
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