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A newspaper challenged a state campaign-finance disclosure law in state court. The state supreme court rejected the newspaper's First Amendment argument. The court also held, in a separate section, that the newspaper would lose under a state constitutional provision that the court expressly interpreted as independent of federal law and adequate by itself to support the judgment. The newspaper petitions the United States Supreme Court for review.
Which statement best describes the Supreme Court's power to review the judgment?

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The Supreme Court may review the judgment unless the state court used the words adequate and independent in the final sentence. The Supreme Court may review the judgment only if the plaintiff first files a new federal district-court action raising the same issue. The Supreme Court may review the federal issue because every state-court judgment mentioning federal law is reviewable. The Supreme Court may not review the judgment if the state-law ground is adequate to support the result and independent of federal law.

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