Which of the following statements is true of the quasi-strict scrutiny tests?
A) When applying the quasi-strict scrutiny tests, the judiciary thoroughly scrutinizes laws directed at them.
B) The quasi-strict scrutiny tests are used if a classification has a reasonable basis and is not wholly arbitrary.
C) The quasi-strict scrutiny tests are used for cases involving fundamental constitutional rights.
D) The quasi-strict scrutiny tests are used for cases that fall between the minimum rationality and strict scrutiny approaches.
E) The quasi-strict scrutiny tests are used if a classification is perfectly suspect.

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Cases that fall between the minimum rationality and strict scrutiny approaches use the quasi-strict scrutiny tests because the classifications are only partially suspect or the rights involved are not quite fundamental. For example, classifications directed at gender are partially suspect.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of the Quasi-Strict