Question

To achieve First Amendment protection, a plaintiff must show that he possessed: (1) a message to be communicated; and (2) an audience to receive that message, regardless of the medium in which the message is to be expressed.

Answer 1

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Answer:

True

Step-by-step explanation:

The First Amendment covers and protects against the abridgement of speech and also written words. It also covers and protects the abridgement against taking pictures. Under the Amendment however, there is only communicative blockade only if the stated conditions(2) are met to consider it in the First Amendment.

They include: whether there was an intent to pass a particular message and whether there was a good likelihood that it would be understood and therefore an audience.