Terra heleda hope this helps
It's the first one and last one but if you had to choose, choose the last one
Federal because it is above all :)
The correct answer is "No."
Further Explanation:
Civil disobedience can't be constitutionally protected because the person is still breaking the laws of the United States. The laws that have been made over the years can't be broken and protected by the constitution.
If someone is protesting peacefully, this is protected by the constitution. However, once the violence erupts then laws are going to be broken. The ones who break the laws can be charged with misdemeanors or even felonies depending on the crime they have committed.
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