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Rationale in Board of Education v Earls
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Which of the following represents the primary rationale used by the Supreme Court to justify its decision in Board of Education v. Earls (2002)?

A

Deterring drug use

B

Promoting free speech

C

Ensuring equal protection

D

Protecting religious freedom

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