In United States v. Marchetti and Snepp v. United States, both cases of CIA agents challenging pre-publication agreements they had signed, the U.S. Supreme Court made which of the following rulings?
A) "pre-publication agreements" were an unconstitutional form of prior restraint
B) "pre-publication agreements" were a constitutional form of prior restraint
C) both cases were thrown out because the Supreme Court has no authority over book publishing
D) both cases were thrown out the government failed to meet the "clear and present danger" test
E) in both cases, the government was unable to prove that the "bad tendency test" applied
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