In terms of violations of the Establishment Clause, which of the following is NOT true about the government's conduct under "Lemon Test?"
A) The government conduct lacks a secular purpose.
B) The government conduct has the primary effect of advancing or inhibiting religion.
C) The government's conduct has the effect of coercing someone to support or participate in religion.
D) The government's conduct fosters an excessive government entanglement with religion.

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The "Lemon Test" evaluates government conduct for Establishment Clause violations based on three criteria: secular purpose, primary effect not advancing/inhibiting religion, and no excessive government entanglement with religion. Coercion to support/participate in religion is not a criterion of the Lemon Test, but rather a different aspect of Establishment Clause jurisprudence.

In Terms of Violations of the Establishment Clause, Which of the Following