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[word=strict | lemma=amendment] [lemma=□]
[word=strict | lemma=amendment] [word=□]
The Supreme Court is likely to perceive that the Amendment poses precisely the inherent risks of government favoritism and manipulation of political debate that strict first amendment scrutiny is designed to forestall , even in the area of broadcast regulation . Star line of cases also make apparent the appropriateness of intermediate rather than strict scrutiny . For reasons explained in detail in the complaint , the shift from conditional to unconditional copyright creates significant burdens on speech that cannot withstand First Amendment scrutiny . The Virginia statute withstands First Amendment scrutiny under the O'Brien standard . Indeed , the undue burden test announced in CASEY is arguably more consistent with intermediate scrutiny analysis than strict scrutiny . The respondent implicitly asks this Court to adopt a no-burden test , or perhaps reestablish a strict scrutiny test in place of Casey . " [ O ] ur cases are to the contrary and hold that seizures of property are subject to Fourth Amendment scrutiny even though no search within the meaning of the Amendment has taken place . Even assuming that the Daily Mail principle does not govern this case , Title III 's application here does not satisfy any level of heightened First Amendment scrutiny , including the " intermediate " scrutiny urged by the Government . Of course , community-wide outreach could mean that white males would face job competition from women and minorities , but not even the panel suggested that this would trigger strict scrutiny . " For these reasons , the Port Authority 's restrictions on solicitation and leafletting within the airport terminals do not qualify for the strict scrutiny that applies to restriction of speech in public fora .