The U.S.government rarely seeks to officially suppress or otherwise regulate media content and will only seek judicial intervention when ______.

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The U.S. government will only seek judicial intervention when national security is at stake. This means that they will not seek to regulate media content unless it poses a threat to the security of the country. Criticism of the President and congressional division are not valid reasons for governmental regulation. The format for this answer is: Answer: C  The U.S. government will only seek judicial intervention when national security is at stake.

The USGovernment Rarely Seeks to Officially Suppress or Otherwise Regulate Media