Option C is correct. some courts use a two-part test that asks whether the two works have the same general theme and express this theme in the same way.
About Two-part test
A person has demonstrated a real (subjective) expectation of privacy, according to Justice Harlan's two-part test. It is an expectation that society is willing to accept as reasonable.
Federal and state courts have mostly used what is now known as the "Two Part Test" as a result of Heller. The question of whether the contested rule has any intersections with the 2nd Amendment is the focus of the first section. If the answer to that question is affirmative, the courts proceed to the following: Most laws impose some form of means-end examination, the severity of which is determined by how much the "fundamental" right to self-defense is restricted.
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