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Decision by United States Supreme Court that the First Amendment protects a religions right to worship even on a state level
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School district's interest in creating national unity was enough to allow them to require students to salute the flag.
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U.S. Supreme Court determines fighting words are not protected by the First Amendment and can even put you in jail
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West Virginia requirement to salute the flag violates the free-speech.
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U.S. Supreme Court states that no one has a right to a radio license or to monopolize a radio frequency and that radio can be owned by anyone
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U.S. Supreme Court upholds a New Jersey program that gives money to parents for money spent transporting their children to religious schools
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U.S. Supreme Court limits the fighting words
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U.S. Supreme Court upholds the convictions of 12 Communist Party members
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U.S. Supreme Court, for the first time, finds that motion pictures are free-speech of the First Amendment
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U.S. Supreme Court determines that sexual things are not free speech
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U.S. Supreme Court allows the NAACP of Alabama to withhold its membership from Alabama lawmakers
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U.S. Supreme Court upholds the conviction of a college professor who refuses to answer questions before the House Un-American Activities Committee
