The phrase "amendment expression" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to expressions or statements, particularly in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The amendment expression in the document clarified the original intent of the law."
Alternatives: "revised statement" or "modified expression."
Some of these individuals would elevate protection of commercial speech to the level of core First Amendment expression.
"There's no reason we can't create a safer, cleaner and more attractive streetscape, while also accommodating First Amendment expression," he said.
Although commercial speech is a form of hybrid expression that shares some features with expressive conduct and other characteristics with fully regulable "speech" such as exterior product designs, courts have been increasingly treating commercial speech like core First Amendment expression.
It also discusses how courts have been increasingly treating commercial speech like core First Amendment expression, and how many food and drug regulations have been invalidated in recent years on commercial speech grounds.
The report also describes instances in which the authors say officers have chilled First Amendment expression through near constant surveillance with video cameras and by sometimes questioning protesters about political activities.
In a dissenting opinion by Justice Stevens, they said that while the court had used the secondary-effects doctrine in the past to justify relegating adult businesses to special adult entertainment zones, it had never approved it "to justify a total ban on protected First Amendment expression".
But if ISPs are considered private businesses, how do First Amendment free expression rights come into play on the Internet?
*Meanwhile, the courts have made it difficult, if not nearly impossible, for parents to protect their children from the most vile forms of pornography on the internet (which the A.C.L.U. and liberals defend as "First Amendment protected expression").
"We have no desire to limit, prohibit or discourage legitimate First Amendment political expression, and we have no desire to become the arbiter of political opinion," he said.
When a plaintiff claims that the government retaliated against his First Amendment-protected expression by arresting him, does the existence of probable cause operate as an absolute bar to his claim?
President Bush's support for the gay-marriage amendment drew expressions of dismay and betrayal from many of his gay and lesbian supporters, including some of the 12 prominent gay Republicans who met with him in Austin, Tex., shortly after his election as a show of mutual support.
