Is scientific research among the expressive activities protected by the First Amendment?

The attainment of these goals, however, depends on preventing an expressive activity.

"Dancing is expressive activity, and the government should not be regulating or prohibiting our right to dance," he said.

The 5-to-4 decision set a significant limit on the government's ability to attach strings to public money for expressive activities.

"The rallies are part of a long tradition of free and equal participation in expressive activities guaranteed by our Constitution."

I believe, therefore, in the so-called expressive or constructive activities as the centre of correlation.

However, the Court did maintain that shopping centers could impose "reasonable restrictions on expressive activity."

Certainly, those whose expressive activities constitute a direct incitement to violence should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

An association that seeks to transmit such a system of values engages in expressive activity.

"A student's choice of dress is an expressive activity," he said, "and consequently, it's protected by the First Amendment."