In a sex discrimination case under the Equal Protection Clause, the courts apply the strict scrutiny standard of review.

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In sex discrimination cases under the Equal Protection Clause, courts typically apply the intermediate scrutiny standard of review, not strict scrutiny. This standard requires that the discriminatory law or policy must further an important government interest in a way that is substantially related to that interest.

In a Sex Discrimination Case Under the Equal Protection Clause