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Supreme Court of the United States. Dover Area School District M. Ohioimminent lawless action Hess v. Sindermann Board of Regents of State Colleges v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce McIntyre v. The Council is a speaker in its own right; a parade does not consist of individual, unrelated segments that happen to be transmitted together for individual selection by members of the audience; and there is no assertion here that some speakers will be destroyed in the absence of the Massachusetts law.
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Hurley v. Irish-American Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Group of Boston, Inc.
Vitale Abington School District v. Since every participating parade unit affects the message conveyed by the private organizers, the state courts' peculiar application of the Massachusetts law essentially forced the Council to alter the parade's expressive content and thereby violated the fundamental First Amendment rule that a speaker has the autonomy to choose the content of his own message and, conversely, to decide what not to say. Thank you for your feedback. Rhode Island Sorrell v. Retrieved 14 March Mutual Film Corporation v. Views Read Edit View history.
Alliance for Open Society International, Inc. FEC McComish v. Free Exercise Clause Reynolds v. United States One, Inc. United States First Amendment case law.

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