The national government decides to prosecute a speaker who states at a political rally, "The U.S. government’s policy toward the

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The national government decides to prosecute a speaker who states at a political rally, "The U.S. government’s policy toward the

Middle East is responsible for the violence in the region, and our leaders should be forced to change their policy." Although the government would most likely be unsuccessful, for what would the government prosecute the speaker?a. slanderb. fighting wordsc. seditiond. libel

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Oxana [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-27T01:01:51+03:00

Answer: Option (C)

Explanation:

Sedition is referred to as or known as the overt conduct, i.e. organization and speech, that is inclined toward the insurrection against already established orders. It often tends to includes the subversion of the constitution and also incitement of the discontent in regards, or the resistance against the established authority.