Flag Desecration

Title: Flag Desecration
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Flag Desecration

The issue of flag desecration has been and continues to be a highly controversial issue; on the one side there are those who believe that the flag is a unique symbol for our nation which should be preserved at all costs, while on the other are those who believe that flag burning is a form of free speech and that any legislation designed to prevent this form of expression is contrary to the ideals of …showed first 75 words of 6655 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 6655 total…University Press, 1992: 868-869. “House Panel Approves Flag-Burning Measure.” Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report 17 May, 1997: 1444. Levy, Leonard W. “Flag Desecration.” Encyclopedia of the American Constitution. New York: MacMillan Publishing Company, 1992: 217-220. Relin, David Oliver. “A Burning Question.” Scholastic Update 21 Sept, 1990: 16-19. “Supreme Court of the United States.” Online. “Ted Kennedy.” Online. “U.S. Supreme Court--United States v. Eichman.” Online. Witt, Elden. “Protest and the Flag.” Congressional Quarterly’s Guide to the Supreme Court. Washington D.C.: Congressional Quarterly Inc., 1990: 409.

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