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strict scrutiny: a standalone construct

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Constitutional law

the most demanding level of review, requiring a law to serve a compelling interest by narrowly tailored means.

In constitutional law, strict scrutiny refers to the most demanding level of review, requiring a law to serve a compelling interest by narrowly tailored means. This meaning comes from Siegel (2006) in The American Journal of Legal History.[1]

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  1. Siegel, S. A. (2006). The Origin of the Compelling State Interest Test and Strict Scrutiny. The American Journal of Legal History, 48(4), 355. https://doi.org/10.2307/25469981

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