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hat is the reasonableness standard?
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the strictest test by which a law may be evaluated
the strictest test by which a law may be evaluated
an example of a Jim Crow law
an example of a Jim Crow law
the standard that allows a law to stand if it relates to a legitimate government interest
the standard that allows a law to stand if it relates to a legitimate government interest
the standard used to restrict the rights of African Americans
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"What is the reasonableness standard?"
Answer: the standard that allows a law to stand if it relates to a legitimate government interest.
Explanation (brief): also called the rational-basis or reasonableness test, it is the least stringent level of judicial scrutiny — a law is upheld if it is rationally related to a legitimate government purpose.
Answer: the standard that allows a law to stand if it relates to a legitimate government interest.
Explanation (brief): also called the rational-basis or reasonableness test, it is the least stringent level of judicial scrutiny — a law is upheld if it is rationally related to a legitimate government purpose.
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