When the state infringes on fundamental liberty interests without narrowly tailoring that infringement to serve a compelling state interest it is violating:

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The correct legal principle is "strict scrutiny," which requires the government to prove that any infringement on fundamental liberties is narrowly tailored to serve a compelling state interest. None of the options provided (fair process, fair game, fair play, due law) accurately describe this principle.

When the State Infringes on Fundamental Liberty Interests Without Narrowly