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A city council allows residents to speak for two minutes during a public-comment period on agenda items. A resident signs up to criticize a proposed zoning change as corrupt. The council chair bars the comment because "attacks on city officials are not welcome," while allowing other residents to praise the same zoning change.
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The First Amendment never applies in city council meetings. The city may exclude the group from a public-comment period because government may discriminate by viewpoint in any public meeting. If the city opened a public-comment period for private speakers, it generally may impose reasonable subject limits but may not discriminate against a speaker's viewpoint within the permitted subject. The city may discriminate by viewpoint if it calls the comment period government speech.

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