The court is most likely to overturn a governmental action when the action is discriminatory against a minority group. Courts often intervene in cases where constitutional rights are violated, particularly in instances of discrimination, to ensure justice and protect the rights of individuals and groups.
In which instance would the court most likely overturn a governmental action? (1 point)
• when the majority opposes the action
• when the action is disliked by the dominant religious group
• when a minority group favors the action
• when the action is discriminatory against a minority group
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