expression, freedom of

expression, freedom of
One of the basic freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment of U.S.Const. and by most state constitutions. Such is equivalent to freedom of speech, press, or assembly
Right guaranteed by First Amendment of U.S. Constitution; includes freedom of religion, speech, and press.
See also liberty

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