Based on the Lemon test, which of the following laws would likely NOT be considered unconstitutional?

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According to the Lemon test, a law is considered constitutional if it has a secular purpose, its primary effect is not to advance or inhibit religion, and it doesn't foster an excessive entanglement between church and state. Option E states that the law helps religious institutions provide secular social services, which would likely not violate the Lemon test as long as the primary effect is to provide secular services and not to advance or inhibit religion.

Based on the Lemon Test, Which of the Following Laws