When a rule or law doesn't sweep wide enough to accomplish its stated purpose, affecting too narrow a range of people, that is called Question 2 (1 point) Listen The South Carolina high school athletic association has zero-tolerance drug/ alcohol policy for student athletes during their season. T.W., a high school wrestler, was arrested for drunken driving. The SCHSAA suspended him for the rest of the wrestling season. There is not a zero-tolerance policy who students at his school who are not student-athletes. He wants to sue under equal protection because he feels he is being discriminated against. What level of scrutiny would the court use to decide his case? Tinker intermedlate scrutiny none of these protected speech strict scrutiny mere rationality Question 3 (1 point) Listen True/false; If False, explain WHY it Is false. Our individual constitutional rights are absolute. Question 4 (1 point) )Listen The case that determined that schools can regulate student speech when the forbidden conduct has materially or substantially interfered with requirements of appropriate discipline in the operation of the school is Question 5 (1 point) Listen A coach at a public high school in Florida walked out of school with her team when the students were protesting the "Don't Say Gay" bill. Next to her student-athletes, she held a protest sign and shouted chants criticizing the Florida governor. The athletic director thinks that coaches should totally stay out of it, and suspended the coach for her participation in the protest. The coach sues the school for a violation of her constitutional right of Freedom of Speech. Which level of scrutiny would the court use to analyze her claim? intermediate scrutiny suspect class strict scrutiny all of these rational basis scrutiny unprotected speech