Welcome to the law firm of Bowther & Harrass, where you have just been appointed as the lead attorney on all things related to Civil Liberties. As your supervising attorney, I need your help. In the following scenarios, I need to know whether we have a viable liberties case. If we do have a case, please tell me which Constitutional Amendment applies (of course, assuming these are state cases, the 14th Amendment's Due Process clause will apply in all cases. I just need to know which additional Amendment 1-10 applies). If we don't have a case, please explain to me why. As a partner in the firm, I don't have a lot of time, so keep your answers brief and to the point. Answers should consist of 2-3 sentences. Client #5: Springfield library allows local citizens to discuss political issues on a regular basis. Marge would like to discuss the dangers of violent cartoons like Itchy & Scratchy and signs up at the library to speak. A large group of pro-Itchy & Scratch kids are very upset about this. The kids call the library and tell officials that they plan to riot at the lecture. The library is concerned about safety and about property damage, so they prohibit Marge from speaking. Marge thinks her rights were violated. Should we represent Marge