Which of the Following Is True About Quasi-Strict Scrutiny Tests

question 64

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about quasi-strict scrutiny tests?

• A) Cases that fall under the minimum rationality approach use quasi-strict scrutiny tests.
• B) If a classification has a reasonable basis and not wholly arbitrary one, these tests are used.
• C) They are used for cases involving fundamental rights.
• D) Cases that fall between the minimum rationality and strict scrutiny approaches use them.
• E) If a classification is perfectly suspect, quasi-strict scrutiny tests are used.

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