Under what circumstance is a law regulating speech most likely to be upheld?

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A law that is viewpoint neutral, meaning it does not target specific opinions or beliefs, is more likely to be upheld. This is because it does not violate the First Amendment's protection of free speech. Laws that target specific types of language or opinions, like profanity or hate speech, are more likely to be struck down as unconstitutional. Additionally, prior restraint (requiring approval or permission before speech is allowed) is not favored by the courts. Avoiding excessive government entanglement in speech is also important but not as significant as being viewpoint neutral.

Under What Circumstance Is a Law Regulating Speech Most Likely