In the Junger V

question 41

Multiple Choice

In the Junger v.Daleycase referenced in the text,a professor challenged regulations involving the posting to a website of human readable source code of an encryption software program.The court held that:

• A) computer source code is not protected by the First Amendment.
• B) computer source code is protected by the First Amendment and that restrictions involving restrictions to such code are reviewed under a rational basis standard.
• C) computer source code is protected by the First Amendment and that restrictions involving restrictions to such code are reviewed under the substantially related test.
• D) computer source code is protected by the First Amendment and that restrictions involving restrictions to such code are reviewed under a strict scrutiny standard.

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