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Jason M. Groth

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“Any actions that limit protests, like requiring the disclosure of protest organizer identities, run afoul of the First Amendment,” said Jason M. Groth, Legal Director for the ACLU of Utah. “If the right to protest means anything, it’s that the government doesn’t have to approve of your participation. To learn more about your rights when protesting, visit www.acluutah.org/know-your-rights/protest/.”

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Your Right to Protest

The right to protest and freedom of speech belongs to everyone. You have a constitutionally protected right to engage in protests. Read the following FAQ to make sure you know your rights.