The First Amendment does not protect all forms of speech. Obscenity, child pornography, fighting words, true threats, slander, libel, perjury, and blackmail are just a few of the commonly recognized exceptions to the First Amendment. One of the most interesting issues in modern First Amendment law is whether the Supreme Court will recognize new exceptions to the First Amendment. United States v Stevens asks the question whether images of animal cruelty were akin to child pornography for purposes of First Amendment analysis.

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United States. -- Constitution. -- 1st Amendment, Freedom of expression -- United States, Trials -- United States, Constitution (United States), Freedom of expression, Trials, United States, Stevens, Bob -- Trials, litigation, etc., Animal welfare -- Law and legislation -- United States, Video recordings -- Law and legislation -- United States, Interstate commerce -- Law and legislation -- United States

First Amendment in the 21st Century

Hudson, David L. (host), Keasley, Alphonse (narrator), Meyer, Ron (producer), Meyer, Ron (director), Meyer, Ron (writer), James, Kenny (editor), Meyer, Ron (videographer), James, Kenny (videographer), Arkenstone, David (composer), Centre Communications (producer), Ambrose Video Publishing (producer)

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intermediate (grades 7-9), higher education, high school (grades 10-12), college, adult/continuing education

Name	Ambrose Video Publishing, Inc.
Role	distributor
Telephone	(212) 768-7373
Address	145 W 45th St # 1115, New York, NY 10036
Email	[email protected]

2010-01-01

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