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Case Study: The Stolen Valor Act — Unit test

Question 8 • U.S. Government - SS3315 IC

In the fictional Stolen Valor Act case of US v. Fields, Fields argued that his lie was

Answer
A
intentional.
B
protected by free speech.
C
damaging to soldiers.
D
unintentional.

Explanation

Fields argued that the Stolen Valor Act violated his First Amendment right to free speech. His argument was that even a false claim about receiving military honors was protected expression, rather than that the lie was unintentional or damaging to soldiers. The correct choice is “protected by free speech.”

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