Under strict scrutiny,a law is constitutional only if it
A)is reasonable and rational
B)is narrowly tailored to serve a compelling government interest
C)advances an important public interest and falls within the powers of government
D)none of the above
E)never passes strict scrutiny

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Under strict scrutiny, a law must meet the standard of being narrowly tailored to serve a compelling government interest. This is a higher standard than simply being "reasonable and rational" (option A) or advancing an "important public interest" (option C) and falls within the powers of government. Option D is incorrect because some laws can pass strict scrutiny. Option E is incorrect because some laws can pass strict scrutiny, although it is a difficult standard to meet.

Under Strict Scrutiny,a Law Is Constitutional Only If It