The standard of strict scrutiny requires the appellate court to consider what factor(s) in the law?

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The standard of strict scrutiny requires the appellate court to consider all three factors: (A) whether the law serves a compelling government interest, (B) whether it is narrowly tailored to achieve that goal, and (C) whether it uses the least restrictive means to do so. Therefore, option D, all of the above, is the correct answer.

The Standard of Strict Scrutiny Requires the Appellate Court to Consider