The supreme courts position on prior restraint of the press is that
A.) national security needs are of highest priority
B.) only classified government documents are subject to prior restraint
C.) prior restraint can never be exercised by government
D.) prior restraint should apply only in rare circumstances, and it s better to hold the press responsible for what it has printed than to restrict what it may print
E.) prior restraint should be used fairly frequently in a democracy
Answer: D