A local judge rules that, for the 2nd night of Pavlov’s performance, Pavlov must wear, at minimum, a g-string. Pavlov’s claim of a First Amendment violation is most undermined by the Supreme Court’s ruling in:
Noted opera singer L.L. Pavlov sells out arenas around the world. While performing at a bar called “The Fragrant Skunk” in Biloxi, Mississippi, Pavlov is arrested. Local police object to the fact that L.L. Pavlov is completely naked while performing. Further, the performance includes repeated utterances of profanity. Upon arresting Pavlov for public nudity, police detect an odor of alcohol on his breath and find that he is so drunk as to be in danger of falling off the stage.
a. Barnes v. Glen Theater
b. Miller v. California
c. New York v. Ferber
d. Gonzales v. Raich
Answer: A
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a. two-group post-test-only design b. static-group comparison design c. two-group pre-test-treatment-post-test design d. one-shot case design