Assume the United States has passed the Children's Computer Communications Morality Act that requires, in part, that "the use of 'community standards' will be used to determine whether material is harmful to children." Upon First Amendment challenge of this provision in Federal District Court, the CCCMA will be held to be: A. Unconstitutional, because the Internet currently lacks the ability to limit access on a geographic basis, it would force all speakers on the Web to abide by the "most puritan" community's standards. B. Unconstitutional, because only state governments and local authorities can determine the standards of their Communities C. Unconstitutional, because prior restraints on material which is not obscene or patently offensive are violative of the First Amendment. D. A and C E. Constitutional