Question
Which of the following policies related to assembly would most likely be permissible?(1 point)
Responses
A local government requires all groups to obtain a permit before having a demonstration.
A local government requires all groups to obtain a permit before having a demonstration.
A state law prohibits groups critical of the state legislature from demonstrating at a public park near the capitol.
A state law prohibits groups critical of the state legislature from demonstrating at a public park near the capitol.
The national government only allows national conventions for the two major political parties.
The national government only allows national conventions for the two major political parties.
A local government prohibits hate groups from assembling, regardless of the meeting topic.
Responses
A local government requires all groups to obtain a permit before having a demonstration.
A local government requires all groups to obtain a permit before having a demonstration.
A state law prohibits groups critical of the state legislature from demonstrating at a public park near the capitol.
A state law prohibits groups critical of the state legislature from demonstrating at a public park near the capitol.
The national government only allows national conventions for the two major political parties.
The national government only allows national conventions for the two major political parties.
A local government prohibits hate groups from assembling, regardless of the meeting topic.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The policy that would most likely be permissible is:
**A local government requires all groups to obtain a permit before having a demonstration.**
This requirement is often seen as a valid time, place, and manner restriction, provided it is applied uniformly and does not discriminate based on the content of the speech or the viewpoint of the groups. The other policies likely face constitutional challenges due to content discrimination or violation of free speech rights.
**A local government requires all groups to obtain a permit before having a demonstration.**
This requirement is often seen as a valid time, place, and manner restriction, provided it is applied uniformly and does not discriminate based on the content of the speech or the viewpoint of the groups. The other policies likely face constitutional challenges due to content discrimination or violation of free speech rights.