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A Presumption Against the Constitutionality of Prior Restraints Is Fundamental

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A presumption against the constitutionality of prior restraints is fundamental to First Amendment law. Yet prior restraints are acceptable to the courts where:


A) the government can show that publication would endanger national security
B) a film is obscene
C) advertising is misleading
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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