If a law or action prevents some group of persons from exercising a fundamental right, the law or action will be subject to the standard for determining whether the equal protection clause has been violated.

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Strict scrutiny is the highest standard of review used by courts to evaluate laws or actions that infringe upon fundamental rights or involve suspect classifications, such as race or national origin, under the Equal Protection Clause.

If a Law or Action Prevents Some Group of Persons