Strict scrutiny requires that in order for the governmental restraint or infringement to be constitutional it must be…

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Strict scrutiny is the highest level of judicial scrutiny applied to a governmental action to determine its constitutionality. It requires that the governmental restraint or infringement must be "necessary" to achieve a "compelling" government interest. This means that the government must have a very compelling reason for its action, and the action must be the only way to achieve that goal.

Strict Scrutiny Requires That in Order for the Governmental Restraint