the government has the right to make reasonable rules regulating assemblies?

Question

a. to uphold its limits on free speech

b. to protect against the inciting of violence or the endangerment of life

c. in situations that may involve protest against government policies

d. if rules are applied individually regarding content

Answer 1

I think you're asking which of the multiple choice is true? It's (b). We limit freedom of speech to protect our fellow citizens from violence. Sometimes that limitation is as simple as advanced notice and getting a parade permit that allows law enforcement to be there to keep the peace.

Answer 2

The second answer is the only valid one. You only have the right to peaceful assembly in this country which would imply that as long as your motives and reasons for assembling are peaceful in nature, the government has no right to regulate your assembly.

Answer 3

B