In Near v.Minnesota,the Supreme Court ruled that
A) prior restraints pose a serious threat of censorship
B) laws that punish past actions by banning future publications are a form of prior restraint
C) prior restraint is justified when media criticize government officials
D) prior restraints may be legal when necessary to serve an extremely important government interest
E) A,B,and D
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Q1: Content-neutral regulations are also called
A)time,place,and manner regulations
B)majoritarian
Q2: The Supreme Court has said that,under the
Q4: In New York Times v.United States,the Supreme
Q5: In First Amendment jurisprudence,original intent means the
A)perceived
Q6: Prior review
A)is part of the final editing
Q7: The First Amendment prohibits abridgements of the
Q8: The Supreme Court generally interprets freedom of
Q9: Laws that indirectly limit the freedom of
Q10: When the Supreme Court reviews the constitutionality
Q11: Instrumentalists argue that the First Amendment advances
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