In which of these instances is a state government infringing upon citizens' constitutional rights? A) The state constitution states that local elected officials have to be at least thirty-five years old.

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In which of these instances is a state government infringing upon citizens' constitutional rights? A) The state constitution states that local elected officials have to be at least thirty-five years old. B) The state constitution says that official state business must be conducted in English. C) The state constitution does not allow state judges to hold any other elected office. D) The state constitution forbids state workers from wearing religious symbols.