Government prohibition of a speech or publication before it is made or published is referred to as

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Prior restraint refers to the government's ability to censor or prohibit speech or publication before it occurs. The other options do not accurately describe this concept. Judicial review refers to the power of the courts to review and potentially overturn government actions or laws. Sedition refers to advocating rebellion or violent overthrow of the government. Exclusion refers to preventing someone from entering a country, while sequestering refers to isolating or separating individuals or groups.

Government Prohibition of a Speech or Publication Before It Is