Speech vs. Conduct
Certain types of speech, like fighting words or obscenities, lack First Amendment protection, while commercial speech receives less protection than non-commercial. A crucial distinction arises between code as a form of expression and code as functional technology. When code is used to convey ideas, it is protected, but once deployed for practical use, it may be deemed conduct and thus not protected by the First Amendment.In this clip
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