The First Amendment guarantees your freedom of speech but it is not absolute (or without limits). Describe a situation in which free speech may not be protected by the Constitution.

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The First Amendment guarantees your freedom of speech but it is not absolute (or without limits). Describe a situation in which free speech may not be protected by the Constitution.

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As the other person said, cussing out law enforcement or hate speech/threats to legal officials as well

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Cursing out law enforcement

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