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Though the outcomes of Tinker and Schenck differed, which best describes what these court decisions have in common?
They agreed that political expression could be restricted.
They agreed that libel was not protected speech.
They agreed that symbolic speech could be protected.
They agreed that speech rights could be limited to protect safety.
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They agreed that speech rights could be limited to protect safety.
Explanation: Schenck allowed restrictions on speech that posed a "clear and present danger" (wartime/public safety), and Tinker allowed schools to limit student expression that would materially and substantially disrupt the school environment (protecting order/safety).
Explanation: Schenck allowed restrictions on speech that posed a "clear and present danger" (wartime/public safety), and Tinker allowed schools to limit student expression that would materially and substantially disrupt the school environment (protecting order/safety).
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