Over the years the United States Supreme Court has created exceptions based on certain types of speech, expression, and different types of context. Even though the United States has freedom of speech these circumstances make that right a limited one. The restrictions that are made are based from how people react to the words being spoken. The Supreme Court would interfere with freedom of speech whenever it indicated or produced imminent lawless action. The Court stopped the Ku Klux Klan group for promoting violence in accomplishing political reform during the Brandenburg v. Ohio case. Another circumstance that the court may interfere with is when fighting words or offensive speech is involved. Fighting words in the Courts eyes are the words
