The correct answre is D.
Citizens United v. FEC
was a case which led to the enactment of a landmark decision by the US Supreme Court in 2010.
The Federal Election Comission, a conservative non-profit organization, broadcasted an advertsiment against the aspiration of Hilary Clinton during the 2008 presidential election. Such ad had an audience superior to 50,000.
The freedom of speech right, guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution, states that goverment cannot limit communications financed with private funds and performed by nonprofit corporations, for-profit corporations, labor unions, and other associations.
On the other hand, the federal law explicitly prohibits such organizations from "electioneering communication" in the 60 days prior to the election, if these communications reach more than 50,000 people from the electorate. <u>Therefore, the US Supreme Court declared that the Federal Election Comission had acted against the federal law and the US Constitution. </u>
I believe the Espionage Act may be the answer. The act was passed during the United States' affiliation with WWI. It banned any disloyal language toward the U.S. government. The act has been amended several times however, due to the fact that it violated some constitutional rights.
Well Maryland is fairly small not much businesses therefor not much people take jobs there
<span>There is a strong link between changes in the money supply and inflation
</span><span>C) in the long run, but not in the short run.</span>