Which of the following are the two main arguments against the Communications Decency Act accepted by the courts?
A) it was not enforceable, and it did not use the least restrictive means of accomplishing the goal of protecting children
B) it was too vague and broad, and it did not use the least restrictive means of accomplishing the goal of protecting children
C) it was too vague and broad, and it did not use community standards to determine what would be harmful to minors
D) it was not enforceable, and it did not use community standards to determine what would be harmful to minors

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The courts found the Communications Decency Act too vague and broad, which could potentially limit free speech, and criticized it for not using the least restrictive means to achieve its goal of protecting children, thus violating the First Amendment.

Which of the Following Are the Two Main Arguments Against