Every year, our nation celebrates the American flag by singling out one day in June for commemoration. This started all the way back in 1885 when a school teacher in Wisconsin encouraged his class to honor the flag’s day of birth. In the subsequent years, this teacher sent numerous proposals to Congress – urging the body to have this day nationally recognized.

But, with attacks against our liberty and free speech constantly on the rise, are there any restrictions to flying the American flag to consider on Flag Day? In what instances – if any – are you prohibited from flying the flag? Fill out the form to download our free legal guide.