The right to marry is a fundamental right; substantial restrictions on this right are measured by strict scrutiny.

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This statement is true according to Supreme Court cases such as Loving v. Virginia, which established the right to marry as a fundamental right protected under the Constitution, and mandates that any laws that restrict this right must pass strict scrutiny - the highest level of judicial scrutiny.

The Right to Marry Is a Fundamental Right; Substantial Restrictions