The Significance of Suspect Classification Is That It _______

question 30

Multiple Choice

The significance of suspect classification is that it _______.

• A) allows the government to call into question whether a group requires protection from discriminatory laws
• B) is crucial in a group's struggle for civil rights
• C) requires the police to read a suspect his or her rights before questioning
• D) was the sole basis for the decision in Brown v. Board of Education
• E) requires courts to apply a minimum rationality standard of review to laws affecting a group

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