$1.$ Guns R Us is a large retail firearm store located in downtown Fort Smith, Arkansas. The store does only in$-$house sales, with no internet or catalogue shopping. Arkansas has a statute that reads: $"$ No billboards may be built except on interstate highways." The state has given as its purposes for the statute, city beautification, as billboards clutter downtown streets and are ugly, and traffic safety, as drivers can get distracted looking at billboards. Guns R Us constructs a large billboard on the street where it is located with a large arrow pointing to the business and stating, "Every gun under the sun: Come on in$!"$ The state sues to tear down the billboard as being in violation of the state law. Guns R US argues the law violates the First Amendment freedom of speech rights. Does the state law violate the First Amendment? Answer in at least three sentences in which you state your answer and your reasoning, using the tests presented in the text and the lecture. $($Hint: what type of speech is this$--$political, symbolic, commercial? What is the correct test for that type of speech? Does the statute meet the test or is it unconstitutional? $2.$ Same business. Arkansas passes a state law which states, $"$No Caucasian male under $25$ may purchase a firearm in the state." The purpose of the law is to prevent what the state argues is a major problem$--$school shootings by Caucasian males under $25.$ There have been $10$ school shootings in Arkansas in the past three years$--$all by Caucasian white males under $25$ who bought their guns legally ay Guns R Us$.$ Several Caucasian white males under $25$ challenge the law as violating their Equal Protection rights. What Equal Protection issues do you see and how should they be resolved $($Hint: use the levels of scrutiny tests from the text and lecture$).$ Write at least $3-4$ sentences and explain your reasoning.