The Strict Scrutiny Test Holds That

question 73

Multiple Choice

The strict scrutiny test holds that:

• A) discrimination is permitted if a reasonable argument could be made for such behavior.
• B) discrimination is allowed when an intermediary is carrying it out.
• C) discrimination is only allowed when there is a compelling state interest at stake.
• D) no discrimination should be allowed.
• E) states should be allowed to pass laws in the best interests of their citizens.

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Definitions:

Example

A representative instance or case that illustrates a concept, principle, or process.

Purchasing Manager

An individual responsible for planning, directing, and overseeing the acquisition of materials, products, and services in a company or organization.

Trek Executives

Senior managers or leaders within Trek Bicycle Corporation, responsible for strategic decision-making and overseeing the company's operations.

Organizational Buying Criteria

The specific attributes or standards that a business or institution considers when purchasing products or services.