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Limitations of Free Speech under the First Amendment

This essay considers the limitations of free speech according to the First Amendment.
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"This thoughtful essay would benefit from simple, concise writing. The writer should read through it and consider more economical ways to express these thoughts. “First Amendment” is correctly capitalized in the first paragraph, and not in the second paragraph. Names of publications (New York Times) should be italicized. “Third party created” should be hyphenated. “Government” should not be capitalized, and “toward” is preferred in American English. “Cuss” is informal language that should be avoided. Time should be stated as “a.m.” or “p.m.” The student writes, “… artist should not have …;” the word “artist” should be either “artists” or “the artist.” Note that “In addition, … also” is redundant. A comma splice occurs near the end of page 4. This is the use of a comma to separate what should be two sentences."

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