A Study of the U.S. Supreme Court Cases on Symbolic Expression

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Symbolic expression is recognized under the first amendment, providing essential protection for nonverbal conduct.
The Supreme Court applies tests from previous cases to assess the nature of symbolic expression and its protections.
Intermediate scrutiny is used when regulations on symbolic expression do not suppress the message's content or purpose.
The Court's analysis helps define the boundaries of expressive conduct, especially relevant in political contexts.

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Supreme Court interprets first amendment to protect symbolic expression in various contexts, highlighting its significance.

Noh Hong Lee (2025) studied this question.

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