Právo svobody projevu ve Spojených státech
The right to the freedom of speech in the United States

Summary/Abstract: The author examines the law of free expression in the United States, where over the last century, the Supreme Court has developed several principles that ser­ve as cornerstones of the its current First Amendment jurisprudence. First, whether the Supreme Court con­siders speech to be "high-value" or "low-value" de­termines the level of protection speech receives under the First Amendment. Second, whether a regulation of speech is "content-based" or "content-neutral" also affects whether the Court finds the regulation to be con­stitutional. Finally, the governmenťs ability to regula­te speech occurring on government property - e.g., pu­blic parks, streets, and libraries - may vary depending upon the type of property involved. These three foun­dational principles are discussed in greater detail.

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