A 1998 Decision by the Michigan Supreme Court Ruled That

A 1998 decision by the Michigan Supreme Court ruled that a law prohibiting the shouting of profanity was an unconstitutional violation of freedom of speech rights because

A) any attempt to limit free speech is necessarily unconstitutional.
B) the court had been taken over by liberal activist judges.
C) the law did not provide guidance on what constituted profanity.
D) the law was unevenly enforced.
E) the law applied only in certain public areas.