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Portrait of Stanley Forman Reed Stanley Forman Reed,  Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee v…

“ This Nation has never suffered from an enforced conformity of expression or a limitation of criticism. But neither are we compelled to endure espionage and sedition. Wide as are the freedoms of the First Amendment, this Court has never hesitated to deny the individual's right to use the privileges for the overturn of law and order. Reasonable restraints for the fair protection of the Government against incitement to sedition cannot properly be said to be 'undemocratic' or contrary to the guarantees of free speech. ”
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Portrait of Stanley Forman Reed Stanley Forman Reed,  Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee v…

“ Tolerant as we are of all political efforts by argument or persuasion to change the basis of our social, economic or political life, the line if drawn sharply and clearly at any act or incitement to act in violation of our constitutional processes. Surely the Government need not await an employee's conviction of a crime involving disloyalty before separating him from public service. Governments cannot be indifferent to manifestations of subversion. ”
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Portrait of Stanley Forman Reed Stanley Forman Reed,  Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee v…

“ Although the Founders of this Republic rebelled against their established government of England and won our freedom, the creation of our own constitutional government endowed that new government, the United States of America, with the right and duty to protect its existence against any force that seeks its overthrow or changes in its structure by other than constitutional means. ”
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