Any time that a law is enacted or a decision is made that is based on classifications,equal protection is violated.

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This statement is not always true. Equal protection is violated only when classifications are made unjustly or unfairly. Classifications based on reasonable factors, such as age or income, can be made without violating equal protection. Whether or not equal protection has been violated depends on the specific circumstances surrounding the classification or decision.

Any Time That a Law Is Enacted or a Decision