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The United States and India almost have similar free speech provisions in their Constitutions. Article 19(1) (a) of Indian constitution corresponds to the First Amendment of the United States Constitution which says, âcongress shall make no lawâ¦ abridging the freedom of speech or of the pressâ4.ince the freedom of speech is mainly governed by the first amendment of the constitution and first amendment did not talk about obscenity and freedom of speech, The Supreme Court has usually refused to give obscenity any protection.
New York, that the Supreme Court held that the freedom of speech guaranteed by the First Amendment is one of the âlibertiesâ incorporated by the Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment. In subsequent cases, the Court has applied all of the freedoms of the First Amendment to the states â and thus to public schools â through the 14th Amendment. But not until 1943, in the flag-salute case of West Virginia v.