In the case of Fisher v. University of Texas, the Supreme Court held that to use race as a criterion for admission,
A) the university must demonstrate to a court that it is necessary.
B) the university's decision to use race must fact "strict scrutiny."
C) race could not be used in admission decisions.
D) the university must demonstrate to a court that it is necessary andthe university's decision to use race must fact"strict scrutiny."

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The Supreme Court held that to use race as a criterion for admission, the university must demonstrate to a court that it is necessary, and the university's decision to use race must face "strict scrutiny." This means that the use of race must be narrowly tailored to achieve a compelling state interest.

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