SCOTUS can of course overturn any statute for any reason, valid or not, subject to very few practical restrictions. So when we&#x27;re talking about where they&#x27;ll intervene, we&#x27;re always doing that with the proviso that we&#x27;re predicting their behavior based on their charter and their history.<p>Having said that, the history of 4A law suggests that the word &quot;reasonable&quot; in 4A connotes a mandate for unusual deference to the legislature --- and SCOTUS already tends strongly towards deference.