Answer: A. Yes, but only against persons engaging in activities that are not constitutionally protected
Explanation:
Here are the options to the question
a.Yes, but only against persons engaging in activities that are not constitutionally protected
B Yes, against anyone because it does not prohibit a substantial amount of unprotected speech
C No, because it is unconstitutional
D No, because it is overbroad, but judged in relation to its plainly legitimate sweep
He wanted to be the first of the manhunters to tell Stanton that Booth had been found and killed. He also hoped to procede the rest of the cavalry and stake the first claim to the reward money.
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Noun phrases are made up of a noun and all its modifiers. These phrases can replace any noun in a sentence. Verb phrases are made up of the main verb and its auxiliaries. ... Prepositional phrases, participle phrases, infinitive phrases, and absolute phrases are just a few.
