When a government action restricts speech in a limited public forum based on content, which standard applies and what must the government show to satisfy it?

When a government action restricts speech in a limited public forum based on content, which standard applies and what must the government show to satisfy it?

• A. Rational basis; any legitimate government interest suffices.
• B. Strict scrutiny; a compelling interest and narrow tailoring.
• C. Intermediate scrutiny; an important interest and substantial relation to the objective.
• D. Per se rule; always unconstitutional.

Answer: (B)