Free Speech analysis turns on whether a regulation is content-based (strict scrutiny) or content-neutral (intermediate scrutiny under time-place-manner). These articles cover the public forum doctrine, symbolic speech (O'Brien), commercial speech (Central Hudson), and the unprotected categories — incitement, true threats, fighting words, defamation, obscenity.
Master First Amendment analysis for the bar exam. Learn content-based vs. content-neutral analysis, unprotected speech categories, Establishment and Free Exercise Clause tests, and key cases.