The Supreme Court Has Ruled That a State Statute Which

The Supreme Court has ruled that a state statute which permits police to require a suspect disclose his identity during a Terry stop or face prosecution for failing to answer:

A) is unconstitutional because people are not obliged to respond to an officer's questions.
B) is unconstitutional because it violates the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
C) is constitutional because it is rationally related to the purpose and practical demands of a Terry stop.
D) is constitutional only if the state supreme court has ruled that it is.