What is content neutrality? What will be an ideal response? ...

[chandani]

What is content neutrality?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

The fact that administrative agencies may perform the functions of all three branches of government is called:
 
  a. separation of functions
  b. unification of functions
  c. combination of functions
  d. congruence of functions

[courtney_bruh]

Answer to Question 1

Content neutrality (also known as subject-matter neutrality) means that the government, in attempting to regulate speech, is not discriminating against speech based on its content or subject matter. For example, a law that punishes unruly behavior takes no position on the content of speech that might result in a violation of this standard. However, a governmental action that prohibits public displays regarding war, either pro or con, would be an example of a content-based regulation of speech because it targets a specific subject matter for regulation.

Answer to Question 2

c

[chandani]

Great answer, keep it coming

[jamesnevil303]

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