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In Abrams v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled thatSelect one:A. civilians cannot be tried in military courts if a civilian court is available.B. restrictions on habeas corpus during wartime are legal.C. authorities may prosecute speech when it represents a clear and present danger.D. civilians may not attempt to negotiate with foreign nations.
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