Synonyms for first amendment
first amend·ment

Princeton's WordNet

1. First Amendmentnoun

   an amendment to the Constitution of the United States guaranteeing the right of free expression; includes freedom of assembly and freedom of the press and freedom of religion and freedom of speech

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1. • Amendment
   • Law

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1. Jeff Jacoby:

   The First Amendment says nothing about a right not to be offended. The risk of finding someone else's speech offensive is the price each of us pays for our own free speech. Free people don't run to court, or to the principal, when they encounter a message they don't like. They answer it with one of their own.

2. Lake Ingle:

   My professor is violating my First Amendment rights because of the fact that my views and ideology is different from hers, so she took it on herself to silence and embarrass me – bully me – for speaking up in class.

3. Rutgers University:

   If I’m a Ku Klux Klan member, and I’m going to burn a cross on a vacant lot, that’s a constitutionally protected right, you put that cross on my front yard, and you light it, that is not constitutionally protected. That’s harassment. It’s an exception to the First Amendment.

4. Robert Jeffress:

   I believe as long as students had equal access to the room it’s not a First Amendment issue, i believe we really as conservatives need to be careful that we don’t pervert the First Amendment like liberals do to use it for their own agenda.

5. Jenna Ellis:

   It doesn't yet impose restrictions on churches or First Amendment privileges, but Texas LGBTQ voters're heading there. And it's setting the stage for polyamory, bestiality and eventually pedophilia.