Difference between revisions of "Freedom of assembly"
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'''Freedom of assembly''' is the right of the people to get together (as for conferences or demonstrations) to petition the government with grievances. It is a part of [[United States]] law, guaranteed to the people under the [[First Amendment]]. | '''Freedom of assembly''' is the right of the people to get together (as for conferences or demonstrations) to petition the government with grievances. It is a part of [[United States]] law, guaranteed to the people under the [[First Amendment]]. | ||
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| − | [[Category : First Amendment]] | + | [[Category:First Amendment]] |
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Latest revision as of 06:57, June 27, 2016
Freedom of assembly is the right of the people to get together (as for conferences or demonstrations) to petition the government with grievances. It is a part of United States law, guaranteed to the people under the First Amendment.
