KnowraFirst Amendment to the United States ConstitutionLinked fromLinked fromThe 71 pages that link to First Amendment to the United States Constitution, each with the reason it gives.All 71Broader topic 12Related 41Narrower topic 9Compared with 9Right to be forgottenCompared with: Strong speech protections shape U.S. resistance to broad legal rights to delist truthful information.Andrea DworkinCompared with: Free-speech protections became the central legal obstacle to Dworkin’s ordinance.Section 230Compared with: Section 230 is a statute, while the First Amendment independently constrains government regulation of speech.Quebec ActCompared with: Its later American guarantee of religious liberty contrasts with the act’s imperial accommodation of Catholic worship.Southern Poverty Law CenterCompared with: The center’s public classifications raise questions about how advocacy interacts with protected expression.Intentional infliction of emotional distressCompared with: Constitutional speech protections can restrict liability for emotional-distress claims based on expression.Indecent exposureCompared with: In the United States, expressive nudity can raise questions distinct from ordinary exposure prosecutions.Catharine A. MacKinnonCompared with: Opponents argued that MacKinnon and Dworkin’s proposed ordinances restricted constitutionally protected expression.Obstruction of justice in the United StatesCompared with: Criticism of officials or an investigation is not obstruction merely because it is forceful.