Why Have Most Courts Struck Down Most Hate Speech Codes

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Multiple Choice

Why have most courts struck down most hate speech codes and codes of conduct?

• A) The courts cannot agree that hate speech should be unconstitutional.
• B) The courts say most codes are too vague and broad.
• C) Lower courts are waiting for the U.S. Supreme Court to define hate speech.
• D) The courts are waiting for a concensus ruling from the United Nations on what hate speech is.
• E) The courts are waiting for Congress to implement hate speech legislation.

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