On March 2, 1961, African-American students marched to South Carolina State House grounds to peacefully express their complaints regarding civil rights of African-Americans. The crowd of students did not engage in any violent conduct and did not threaten violence in any manner. The marchers were told by police officials that they must disperse within 15 minutes or face arrest. The protesters failed to disperse, opting to sing religious and patriotic songs instead. The 187 students were arrested and convicted of the common law crime of breach of the peace. In Edwards v. South Carolina (1963), the Supreme Court reversed their convictions, saying that the arrests were an attempt by South Carolina to “make criminal the peaceful expression of unpopular views” and that the marchers’ actions were an exercise of First Amendment rights “in their most pristine and classic form.” Which of the following rights would have been LEAST likely to be mentioned in the Court's decision?