| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | strict scrutiny | a heightened standard of review used by the Supreme Court to assess the constitutionality of laws that limit some freedoms or that make a suspect classification | Chapter 6 |
| 2 | Strict scrutiny | Higher standard of judicial protection for speech cases and other civil liberties and civil rights cases, in which the burden of proof shifts from the complaint to the government. | POLS110 Test 2 |
| 3 | Strict Scrutiny | a heightened standard of reviw used by the Supreme Court to determine the constitutional validity of a challenged practice | Govt 1 |
| 4 | strict scrutiny | burden of proof is on government in civil liberties and rights cases | poli sci 2 |
| 5 | Strict Scrutiny | The standard for how the Supreme Court makes judgements.There must be a compelling government interest, specific, and the law must be the law must be the least restrictive method of enforcement. | Political Science Test 2 |
| 6 | Strict Scrutiny | the assumption that actions by elected bodies or officials violate constitutional rights | Government Final |
| 7 | Strict Scrutiny | The standard for how the Supreme Court makes judgements.There must be a compelling government interest, specific, and the law must be the law must be the least restrictive method of enforcement. | Political Science Studying |
| 8 | strict scrutiny | a Supreme Court test that asks if a classification within a law based on a race or national origin meets a "compelling public interest" | Civics- Unit 5 Chapter 14 Lessons 1 & 2 |
| 9 | strict scrutiny | a Supreme Court test that asks if a classification within a law based on a race or national origin meets a "compelling public interest" | Civics- Unit 5 Terms |
| 10 | Strict scrutiny | Laws using classifications based on race, citenships... | Ch2 Constitutional Law |
| 11 | Strict Scrutiny | Suspect class involved (race, origin, etc.), fundamental rights involved (privacy, voting, 1st amendment); affects a certain class of people/everyone | some hss vocab on final |
| 12 | strict scrutiny | necessary to achieve a compelling government purpose- must be least restrictive alternative --government usually loses. also look at actual and government has the burden | Con Law |
| 13 | Strict Scrutiny | Law upheld if necessary to achieve compelling government purpose. Look at gov's actual purpose. Must be necessary means, least restrictive alternative – Narrowly tailored: Must be the best way. BURDEN OF PROOF: On government, they usually lose | Constitutional Law |
| 14 | strict scrutiny | test, used by the Supreme Court in racial discrimination cases and other cases involving civil liberties and civil rights, which places the burden of proof on the government rather than on the challengers to show that the law in question is constitutional | Civil Rights (Vocabulary) |
| 15 | strict scrutiny | higher standard of judicial protection for speech cases and other civil liberties and civil rights cases, in which the burden of proof shifts from the complainant to the gvmt | POL 161 Ch. 4: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights |
| 16 | Strict Scrutiny | exacting standard of review applicable to regulation affecting a fundamental right or involving a suspect classification | EC BUA340 F08 T1 |
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