Question

in which case would free speech be limited by the government? to keep people from slandering themselves to keep the government from looking bad to protect public opinion to protect public safety the basic rights of free expression are limited for prisoners when prison staff does not share the same opinions. the other inmates do not share the same opinions. the speech could endanger inmates and staff. the prisoner is an american citizen. how does the supreme court describe speech that is likely to cause immediate violence? * censorship commercial speech fighting words libel

Explanation:

1. Governments may limit free - speech to protect public safety as it is a compelling state interest. Speech that endangers public well - being can be restricted.
2. Prisoners' free - expression rights are limited when the speech could endanger inmates and staff to maintain a safe prison environment.
3. The Supreme Court describes speech likely to cause immediate violence as "fighting words", which are not protected under the First Amendment.

Answer:

1. to protect public safety
2. the speech could endanger inmates and staff.
3. fighting words