Question

the practice of selective incorporation means that the bill of rights will always be applied to the states by the court. never be applied to the states by the court. sometimes be applied to the court by the states. sometimes be applied to the states by the court.

Explanation:

The practice of selective incorporation is a legal concept. It means that the rights in the Bill of Rights are not automatically applied to the states. Instead, the Supreme Court has gradually applied some of these rights to the states over time. So, it's not always or never. And it's the court applying to the states, not the other way around.

Answer:

The option "sometimes be applied to the states by the Court" is correct.