On the recordJune 30, 2010
In short, the First Amendment does not belong to any definable category or persons or entities. It belongs to all who exercise its freedoms.
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congress.govIn short, the First Amendment does not belong to any definable category or persons or entities. It belongs to all who exercise its freedoms.
Senator Hatch references Justice Berger's view on the broad scope of First Amendment rights.
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