Based on the decision in New York Times v. United States, under what circumstances can prior restraint be suspended?(1 point)

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Responses

when sharing information about national security
when sharing information about national security

when sharing information related to public interest
when sharing information related to public interest

when the information shared is proven to be true
when the information shared is proven to be true

when the information shared is about a public official

Which Supreme Court case addresses the right to legal counsel?(1 point)
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Baston v. Kentucky
Baston v. Kentucky

Carey v. Musladin
Carey v. Musladin

Gideon v. Wainwright
Gideon v. Wainwright

J. E. B. v. Alabama ex rel. T. B.

Why is reasonable suspicion acceptable in a school setting?(1 point)
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Students do not have constitutional rights.
Students do not have constitutional rights.

Schools must be able to maintain a safe environment for students.
Schools must be able to maintain a safe environment for students.

The right to random drug testing extends to other searches.
The right to random drug testing extends to other searches.

Reasonable suspicion is not acceptable in a school setting; probable cause is the threshold.

Which amendment serves to provide voting rights for all persons regardless of race or color?(1 point)
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the Eleventh Amendment
the Eleventh Amendment

the Fourteenth Amendment
the Fourteenth Amendment

the Thirteenth Amendment
the Thirteenth Amendment

the Fifteenth Amendment

Answer 1

Here are the answers based on the questions you provided:

1. Based on the decision in New York Times v. United States, under what circumstances can prior restraint be suspended?

   • when sharing information about national security

2. Which Supreme Court case addresses the right to legal counsel?

   • Gideon v. Wainwright

3. Why is reasonable suspicion acceptable in a school setting?

   • Schools must be able to maintain a safe environment for students.

4. Which amendment serves to provide voting rights for all persons regardless of race or color?

   • the Fifteenth Amendment