CASE LAW

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Abstract

The paper discloses about the rock star Bruce Rocker, who recently planned to get into politics. He planned to announce it and run for his homeland Maryland. The paper discusses about the way the regulatory authorities put the restriction on the fans and the challenge they face.

Table of Contents

Introduction1

Background2

Legal Constraint of 1st Amendment2

Analysis of Current Implications of Case4

Discussion of how case decision in relation with other case4

Background of the Case and Challenge to Reg6

Analysis of Future Implications of Case8

Personal Opinion of Case9

Conclusions9

References10

Case Law

Introduction

The case which has been discussed and filed under the area of law is actually the process of making and attempting a rule of rights of a person. The case disclosed about the rock star Bruce Rocker, who recently planned to get into politics. He planned to announce it and run for his homeland Maryland. The case is not so complicated in the context of the rock star Bruce Rocker, who planned to enter into politics and upon his decision of entering into politics his fans wanted to show their support and love for the decision he has made. For a fan, to support his admirer is not a complicated thing, or it is not against any legal implications. The case is quite simple till the context of showing support and affection towards their admirer. The fans of Bruce Rocker, wanted to receive him from the Baltimore airport, where he was supposed to arrive in order to run a political campaign from his own homeland.

The fans wanted to receive and appreciate his decision, thus, more than 200 fans decided to plan and gather at the Baltimore international airport. Unfortunately, one of the airports regulations Reg. B, refused to allow the fans to gather on the international airport, and gave the reason that he does not wanted to interrupt the operations and produce hurdles for the passengers traveling or arriving on the airport. On the confrontation of the fan the airport regulation Reg. B, and exclaimed that the violators of the decision of airport regulations would be charge a fine of $1000 or incarceration of up to 6 months.

Background

Legal Constraint of 1st Amendment

The background of the case relates with the first amendment of the constitution of America which guarantee the freedom of speech to the fan. The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America is one of ten amendments ratified in 1791 and known collectively as the Bill of Rights (Bill of Rights). It prohibits the U.S. Congress to pass laws restricting freedom of religion and expression, the freedom of the press or the right to s "peaceful assembly".

The exact scope of the text has been interpreted in different ways. While the amendment refers only to the Federal Congress, it was considered that it should also apply to laws of different States. On the other hand, the text mentions only the Congress which is solely vested legislative power in the Constitution; however, the principles of the amendment could be applied ...