Which question is most relevant to a court when determining whether

particular type of speech can be limited?

A. Does the speech pose a threat to the public inter

O

B. Does the speech deal with issues government leaders would

rather not address?

O

C. Does the speech contain any references to religious beliefs or

organizations?

D. Does the speech come from an individual citizen or a journalistic

publication?

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Howard Schroeder

10 July, 10:29

Which question is most relevant to a court when determining whether

particular type of speech can be limited?

A. Does the speech pose a threat to the public inter

O

B. Does the speech deal with issues government leaders would

rather not address?

O

C. Does the speech contain any references to religious beliefs or

organizations?

D. Does the speech come from an individual citizen or a journalistic

publication?

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Joel English · Answer 1

C. Does the speech contain any references to religious beliefs or organizations?

Explanation:

When their are courts cases involved with "speeches", courts handle these cases very carefully and diligently. As the right to free speech is ensured and protected, in such cases, courts consider whether there is Hate Speech is involved. Specifically, if any hatred arousing or insulting speeches against a religion, ethnic group or an organisation.