Under which circumstances would protesters' right to assembly most likely be protected?

if protesters were picketing on an alleged criminal's front lawn

if protesters were marching on the statehouse in favor of marriage for all

if protesters were inciting others to destroy restaurants serving unhealthy foods

if protesters were throwing rocks at police to prevent arrest

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Marcel Pugh

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12 June, 06:46

Under which circumstances would protesters' right to assembly most likely be protected?

if protesters were picketing on an alleged criminal's front lawn

if protesters were marching on the statehouse in favor of marriage for all

if protesters were inciting others to destroy restaurants serving unhealthy foods

if protesters were throwing rocks at police to prevent arrest

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Jayden Rosales · Answer 1

The protesters' right to assembly would most likely be protected if protesters were marching on the statehouse in favor of marriage for all.

Usually, these kinds of protests are not violent and they are fighting for something that should be everyone's right.