What does FSZ stand for?

Free Speech Zone

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The time has come for us to forthrightly overrule Pruneyard and rejoin the rest of the nation in this important area of the law," Chin said, noting that "[p]rivate property should be treated as private property, not as a public free speech zone.

Union Access To Private Property: California Supreme Court Rules ...

Council members and some residents spoke about preserving Lytton Plaza as a free speech zone and keeping the area suitable for local art shows.

United States: Council backs public-private partnership

Nate Kellum, a lawyer with the national Christian-based Alliance Defense Fund, predicts the issue of college free speech zones will eventually be taken up by the U.

Free speech v. censorship: regulating free speech on campus is ...

The ACLU has sued the Secret Service over its policy of penning people into free speech zones and discriminating against protesters based on the content of their speech.

Muzzled on the campaign trail

Anti-Bush protesters are now relegated to what are euphemistically called free speech zones.

President Bush: make those protestors disappear

Constitutional scholars argue that the First Amendment makes the entire United States a free speech zone.

First amendment victory: ACLU stops Bush from hiding protesters

Such free speech zones are most common on college campuses, which first experimented with the idea in the 1960s.

Zoning speech: freedom of assembly under fire. (Citings)