How did the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v Gore (2000) differ from its decision in Brown v Board of Education (1954)?
A. The Brown decision was unanimous, while the Justices divided along
suspected party lines in Bush . Gore.
B. Bush » Gore affected the entire nation, while Brown only had an impact
on a handful of people.
C. Brown was decided at a time of economic prosperity, while Bush v Gore
was decided during an economic depression.
D. Bush v Gore prohibited racial segregation in schools, while Brown
affected state voting procedures

Imagine instead that angel raich and diane monson were arrested at a pro-medical marijuana rally they had organized in a public park in california and faced several charges: 1. violating a public decency statute because they were wearing t-shirts that read "ignore the feds, weed is not a crime! " with pictures of marijuana leaves surrounded by flames and guns, and 2. violating a town regulation that prohibited being in the park after sunset. raich and monson argue that both charges should be dropped because their actions were protected by the first amendment. 1. what is raich and monson's argument that they should be allowed to wear their t shirts 2. what is raich and monson's argument that they should be allowed to organize a rally in a public park? 3. what is the weakness is raich and monson's argument about the rally?