The courts have so far declined to submit laws that treat men and women differently to the strict scrutiny test.

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This statement is true. The strict scrutiny test is a legal standard that is applied to laws that classify people on the basis of their sex or gender. Laws that treat men and women differently are generally subject to heightened scrutiny, and must be narrowly tailored to serve a compelling governmental interest. So far, the courts have not applied this test to all laws that treat men and women differently, but have instead developed a more flexible standard in some cases.

The Courts Have So Far Declined to Submit Laws That