When a state action is found to be based on a semi-suspect (or quasi-suspect)classification,the courts will employ
A) rational basis scrutiny.
B) intermediate scrutiny.
C) strict scrutiny.
D) no particular form of scrutiny (none is required in this situation).

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A) When dealing with a semi-suspect (or quasi-suspect) classification such as gender
or illegitimacy, the courts will employ intermediate scrutiny.
b) When dealing with a semi-suspect (or quasi-suspect) classification such as gender or illegitimacy, the courts will employ intermediate scrutiny.
c) When dealing with a semi-suspect (or quasi-suspect) classification such as gender or illegitimacy, the courts will employ intermediate scrutiny.
d) When dealing with a semi-suspect (or quasi-suspect) classification such as gender or illegitimacy, the courts will employ intermediate scrutiny.

When a State Action Is Found to Be Based on a Semi-Suspect