Strict scrutiny tests are applied to classifications that do not involve a suspect or protected class.

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Strict scrutiny tests are typically applied to classifications that involve suspect or protected classes, such as race or religion. If a classification does not involve a suspect or protected class, it may still be subject to some level of scrutiny (such as rational basis review), but it is not typically subject to strict scrutiny.

Strict Scrutiny Tests Are Applied to Classifications That Do Not