Content-Based Restrictions | Law Term Defined (Con Law Definitions for Law School, Bar Exam Prep)

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content-based restrictions - Presumptively unconstitutional restrictions, subject to strict scrutiny, that restrain speech (including symbolic speech) based on content, like topic or viewpoint.
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