... People are not searched without reason. Without probable cause, police officers would be allowed to search you or you possessions for no reason other than wanting to. This protects our 4th amendment right that prohibited search and seizure without: Probable Cause.
Explanation:
According to the first constitutional amendment to the "Bill of Rights", an individual have the right to destroy or burn the American flag in a rally or in a protest against the government. The State considering a bill to ban the people from flag desecration would possibly be violating the people freedom of speech and freedom of action under the first amendment.
But in contrast, Citizens Flag Alliance publishing an article on their website favoring the proposed policy may be considered that they may find the destruction of the American flag to be unpatriotic or not in the favor of the nation.
They support this idea because consider the flag a national symbol of importance. So they support the government's proposal to ban people from flag destruction and try to influence the public in support of them. They may also carry out a mass rally in support of the bill so as to influence the Congressmen.
The event preceding the Constitutional Convention that gave a legal foundation to the Convention was the Annapolis Convention of 1786 (also known as the Meeting of Commissioners to Remedy Defects of the Federal Government).
The Annapolis Convention was held to discuss the problems that were hindering interstate trade. There were only twelve delegates representing five states at the convention. The Annapolis Convention found that the Articles of Confederation caused interstate commerce issues, as well as deeper issues due to a weak federal government. These findings eventually led to the Constitutional Convention wherein the Articles were replaced with the Constitution.
Answer: the correct answer is the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., represented by section D, because it has original jurisdiction in cases between state governments.