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What Is an Interpretation of the First Amendment That Would

Question 116

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What is an interpretation of the First Amendment that would permit legislatures to forbid speech encouraging people to engage in illegal action?

A) Prior restraint
B) Bad tendency test
C) Clear and present danger test
D) Non-protected speech
E) Preferred position doctrine

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