In short, the First Amendment does not belong to any definable category or persons or entities. It belongs to all who exercise its freedoms.
Orrin Hatch: “In short, the First Amendment does not belong to any definable category or persons or entities. It belongs to all who…”
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Senator Hatch references Justice Berger's view on the broad scope of First Amendment rights.
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