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When does free speech become disordely conduct or disturbing the peace?
Lets say Bob doesn't like the mayor of his city/town. Bob believes the mayor to be corrupt. The mayor is an ex police officer. So Bob decides to protest in front of city hall at noon with a sign and speaking loudly about his dislike for the mayor while walking back and forth on a public sidewalk. The mayor decides he doesn't want Bob speaking in front of city hall. So he calls the cops to usher him away. Bob refuses the officers request to move from the area so they decided to arrest him for "disorderly conduct" OR for "Disturbing the peace".
- At what point would Bob's "Free Speech" become disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace?
- Did the police violate Bob's constitutional rights?
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Lets say Bob doesn't like the mayor of his city/town. Bob believes the mayor to be corrupt. The mayor is an ex police officer. So Bob decides to protest in front of city hall at noon with a sign and speaking loudly about his dislike for the mayor while walking back and forth on a public sidewalk. The mayor decides he doesn't want Bob speaking in front of city hall. So he calls the cops to usher him away. Bob refuses the officers request to move from the area so they decided to arrest him for "disorderly conduct" OR for "Disturbing the peace".
- At what point would Bob's "Free Speech" become disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace?
- Did the police violate Bob's constitutional rights?
united-states police protest
asked 4 mins ago
Digital fireDigital fire
1,83511136
add a comment |
Lets say Bob doesn't like the mayor of his city/town. Bob believes the mayor to be corrupt. The mayor is an ex police officer. So Bob decides to protest in front of city hall at noon with a sign and speaking loudly about his dislike for the mayor while walking back and forth on a public sidewalk. The mayor decides he doesn't want Bob speaking in front of city hall. So he calls the cops to usher him away. Bob refuses the officers request to move from the area so they decided to arrest him for "disorderly conduct" OR for "Disturbing the peace".
- At what point would Bob's "Free Speech" become disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace?
- Did the police violate Bob's constitutional rights?
united-states police protest
asked 4 mins ago
Digital fireDigital fire
1,83511136
Lets say Bob doesn't like the mayor of his city/town. Bob believes the mayor to be corrupt. The mayor is an ex police officer. So Bob decides to protest in front of city hall at noon with a sign and speaking loudly about his dislike for the mayor while walking back and forth on a public sidewalk. The mayor decides he doesn't want Bob speaking in front of city hall. So he calls the cops to usher him away. Bob refuses the officers request to move from the area so they decided to arrest him for "disorderly conduct" OR for "Disturbing the peace".
- At what point would Bob's "Free Speech" become disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace?
- Did the police violate Bob's constitutional rights?
united-states police protest
united-states police protest
asked 4 mins ago
Digital fireDigital fire
1,83511136
asked 4 mins ago
Digital fireDigital fire
1,83511136
asked 4 mins ago
Digital fireDigital fire
1,83511136
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Digital fireDigital fire
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Digital fireDigital fire
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