In its past decisions, the Supreme Court has reminded us that there are "categories of speech . . . fully outside the protection of the first amendment" (United States v. Stevens, 2010). The First Amendment

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According to past decisions, free speech is not unlimited.

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C. According to past decisions, free speech is not unlimited.

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