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Q3)Factual: The administration of the state of Utopia recently enacted a new law that, invoking religious sensibilities, forbids the sale and consumption of meat on Tuesdays. A group of citizens from several towns petitioned the Supreme Court of Utopia to overturn this policy on the grounds that it violates their fundamental rights.
Question:
When contesting the government's policies in front of the Supreme Court, which constitutional relevance may Utopian citizens primarily be pointing to?
A) The state's obligation to uphold religious neutrality and the right to freedom of religion.
B) The freedom to conduct business and engage in trade without hindrance.
C) The freedom from prejudice when running for public office.
D) The right to information and openness in political decision-making.
Answers (1)
The right to freedom of religion and the requirement that the state uphold neutrality, making sure that it doesn't favour or discriminate against any religion, are the two constitutional provisions that are most relevant in this situation given that the government's justification for the policy was religious sentiments.hence option A is correct.
