Laws banning libel in the United States may legally restrict a citizens right to A. Freedom of religion B. freedom of assembly

C. freedom from self-incrimination

D. Freedom of press

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Trace Mccullough

6 February, 10:34

Laws banning libel in the United States may legally restrict a citizens right to A. Freedom of religion B. freedom of assembly

C. freedom from self-incrimination

D. Freedom of press

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Trevino · Answer 1

D. Freedom of press

Explanation:

The First Amendment (Amendment I) to the Constitution of the United States prohibits the creation of any law with respect to the official establishment of a religion, which impedes the free practice of the same, that reduces the freedom of expression, that violates the freedom of press, which interferes with the right of peaceful assembly or that prohibits requesting compensation for governmental grievances. It was adopted on December 15, 1791, as the first of the ten amendments to the Bill of Rights.

Desirae Bishop · Answer 2

The answer to your question is,

D. Freedom of press

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Laws banning libel in the United States may legally restrict a citizens right to A. Freedom of religion B. freedom of assemblyC. freedom from self-incriminationD. Freedom of press

Laws banning libel in the United States may legally restrict a citizens right to A. Freedom of religion B. freedom of assembly

C. freedom from self-incrimination

D. Freedom of press