Freedom of the Press Was Made Binding on the States

Multiple Choice

Freedom of the press was made binding on the states through the Fourteenth Amendment in Near v. Minnesota (1931) , in which the Supreme Court ruled that:

A) no newspaper could be banned because of its contents, regardless how scandalous.
B) obscenity is not a constitutionally protected form of speech.
C) government may halt publication of books that endanger national security.
D) the press has no constitutional right to disregard promises of confidentiality.