What is the significance of the Supreme Court's decision on United States v. Carolene Products? It established the idea that the Court had a greater responsibility to protect the rights A in the Bill of Rights than it did other rights. It removed the standard of clear and present danger to restrict speech and replaced B it with the imminent lawless action standard. It struck down laws that censored or punished political dissidents from communicating with the public. It upheld a law that permitted private companies to restrict free speech by refusing to D publish certain points of view