In Dole VCarter,the Court Considered Senator Robert Dole's Complaint That the President

In Dole v.Carter,the court considered Senator Robert Dole's complaint that the president be enjoined from returning the Hungarian coronation regalia to Hungary.The court:

A) dismissed the case because it was not "ripe" for adjudication.
B) enjoined the president from ordering the return of the crown until a formal treaty could be ratified by Congress.
C) determined that under existing protocols with Hungary, the crown could not be returned until the year 2000.
D) considered the executive agreement to be in accord with an earlier treaty between Hungary and the U.S.
E) considered the president's agreement to return the crown as validly done pursuant to the president's inherent constitutional authority (as an "executive agreement") .