Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Skokie essays
Skokie essays    In  the  case  of  Village  of  Skokie  vs.  The  ACLU(American  Civil  Liberties  Union)  I   would  definitely  stand  with  the  ACLU.  The  ACLU  was  defending  the  First  Amendment  Right.   They  were  not  defending  the  Nazis.  We  might   not  agree  with  what  the  Nazis  are  saying   but,  they  still  have  a  right  to  say  it.     	Herb  Lewison  of  the  ACLU  and  the  attorney  for  Collin  stated  to  the  judge Your  Honor,  this  is  a  simple  First  Amendment  case.  The  Village  of  Skokie  seeks  and  order, preventing  the  exercise  of  free  speech  before  the  speech  has  even  occurred,  in  spite  of  the  fact  that  it  has  been  proposed  as  an  orderly   exercise,  taking  place  for  only  20  minutes  on  public  property  in  front  of  the  Skokie  Municipal  Building.  This  section  of  the  quote  from  Herb  Lewison  is  simply  saying  that  Skokie  is  just  trying  take  away  the   first  amendment  right  of  the  Nazis.  Everything  that  they  are  asking  for  falls  within  their   first  amendment  right.    All they  are just  proposing  is  an  orderly  march.  An orderly  march  for  20  minutes  on  public  property.  This  is  okay  in  my  opinion  because   everything  is  offensive  to  someone.   But  you  still  have  the  right  to  voice  your  opinion.     	The  second  quote  Lewison  states  is,  This  is  a  classic  case  in  which  government  officials  are  asking  a   court  of  equity  to  impose  a  prior  restraint  on  the  speech  of  persons  advocating  unpopular  ideas.  Lewison  is  saying  in  this  part  of  his  summary  argument  that  the  government  is  asking  the  court  to  issue  a  prior  restraint  on  the  speech  because  they  dont  agree  with  their  ideas.  Another  part  of  his  quote  states  The  Village  of  Skokie  has  shown  only  that  the  political  views   of  Collin  an    ...     
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