Under the preferred position doctrine,any speech or writing is presumed constitutional unless the government can prove that it presents what?

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The preferred position doctrine holds that speech and writing are presumed to be protected by the Constitution unless the government can show that they present a clear and present danger or serious and immediate danger to public safety. This means that the government must prove that the harm caused by allowing the speech or writing to be published or spoken outweighs the importance of free expression. Therefore, choice A is the correct answer.

Under the Preferred Position Doctrine,any Speech or Writing Is Presumed