If legislators want to create a law that will pass strict scrutiny, they must be certain that the law does which of the following?

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To pass strict scrutiny, a law must be justified by a compelling government interest. The government must show that there is a very important reason for the law and that the law is necessary to achieve that purpose. The other options are not sufficient to pass strict scrutiny.

If Legislators Want to Create a Law That Will Pass