Which of the following restrictions to individual rights could most reasonably protect the common good?

Censoring newspapers and other media from publishing damaging remarks about the president

Requiring a permit in advance to hold an assembly, such as a parade or concert, in a public area

Searching all the homes within a neighborhood where authorities had found a criminal in hiding

Allowing no one but police and government officials to be in public spaces after dark

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Chandler Brewer

Social Studies

23 February, 10:27

Which of the following restrictions to individual rights could most reasonably protect the common good?

Censoring newspapers and other media from publishing damaging remarks about the president

Requiring a permit in advance to hold an assembly, such as a parade or concert, in a public area

Searching all the homes within a neighborhood where authorities had found a criminal in hiding

Allowing no one but police and government officials to be in public spaces after dark

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Paddy · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. The restriction to individual rights that could most reasonably protect the common good would be allowing no one but police and government officials to be in public spaces after dark. This is to avoid any unwanted occurrence.