The Doctrine of Prior Restraint

question 88

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of prior restraint:

• A)prohibits the government from preventing the free exercise of a religion.
• B)prevents the government from restricting or punishing speech before it is uttered or published.
• C)extends limitations on government behavior in the Bill of Rights to apply to the states as well.
• D)prohibits the government from establishing a religion.
• E)prohibits "cruel and unusual" punishment.

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