In May of 1968, the court gave it's holding. They found that the amendment to the Selective Service act did not violate the first amendment, because the limitation of speech was coincidental. Those protesters would argue that it wasn't conincedental, that it was trying to deliberetely limit freedom of speech to keep that blind patriatism strong...
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Afterwards though, the began to put into effect what is known as the O'Brien test. The O'Brien test is simply whether the law being challenged as unconstitutional in fact limits the freedom of speech(Even though this seems like something they were already doing). [This part was a requirement from the teacher, and should be ommitted unless you are asked to give your opinion from the 1st person as a judge] My Opinion This court found that the amendment to the Selective service act did not violate the first amendment...
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