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Which of the following correctly analyzes the reasoning used by the Supreme Court to provide less protection to obscene material than it did for other forms of expression?(1 point)%0D%0AResponses%0D%0A%0D%0AThe court reasoned that obscene material, unlike forms of political expression, did not provide serious value to society.%0D%0AThe court reasoned that obscene material, unlike forms of political expression, did not provide serious value to society.%0D%0A%0D%0AThe court reasoned that any speech involving the use of obscenity was not protected by the freedom of speech.%0D%0AThe court reasoned that any speech involving the use of obscenity was not protected by the freedom of speech.%0D%0A%0D%0AThe court reasoned that any material offensive to a significant number of people losses its protection under the freedom of expression.%0D%0AThe court reasoned that any material offensive to a significant number of people losses its protection under the freedom of expression.%0D%0A%0D%0AThe court reasoned that any obscene material could be banned because the average person cannot decide what is obscene and what is not obscene.
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GPT-4o mini
The correct analysis of the reasoning used by the Supreme Court to provide less protection to obscene material is:
**The court reasoned that obscene material, unlike forms of political expression, did not provide serious value to society.**
This reflects the understanding that the Supreme Court has often distinguished obscene material from other forms of protected speech based on its perceived lack of social value or importance.
**The court reasoned that obscene material, unlike forms of political expression, did not provide serious value to society.**
This reflects the understanding that the Supreme Court has often distinguished obscene material from other forms of protected speech based on its perceived lack of social value or importance.