<u>Answer:</u>
The 1925 Supreme Court case in which the American Civil Liberties Union argued that the First Amendment protects free speech was the ‘Gitlow versus the state of New York case’.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The Supreme Court ruling in this case expanded the scope of the first amendment considerably by establishing a standard applicable to both the state and the federal government to cease them from criminalizing the speech or writing done against them.
- The case was surfaced as a result of the conviction under the New York state law of bad tendency test against Benjamin Gitlow for his attempt to publish the left-wing manifesto in the year 1919.
Protect public safety. Any governor in the country is allowed this right.
Magruder had retaken Galveston with a loss of twenty-six killed and 117 wounded. Union losses included the captured infantry and the Harriet Lane, about 150 casualties on the naval ships, as well as the destruction of the Westfield. The port remained under Confederate control for the rest of the war.
-promote steady economic growth--no sudden swings in production and consumption levels. -promote employment stability--no dramatic swings in employment levels or the rate of unemployment. -promote price stability--prices for goods and services are neither rising or falling rapidly.
