The varying level of intensity by which the Supreme Court considers cases by which it protect civil liberties claims while also deferring to the legislature in cases with economic claims is known as double standard.

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This concept reflects the dual approach the Supreme Court often takes, rigorously scrutinizing cases involving civil liberties to protect individual rights while showing deference to legislative judgment in economic matters, thus applying different standards of review based on the nature of the claim.

The Varying Level of Intensity by Which the Supreme Court