Where the state attempts to infringe on anything that has been determined to be a fundamental right,that infringement or restriction must be justified by a compelling state interest for the restriction to be allowed.

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Where the state attempts to infringe on anything that has been determined to be a fundamental right, that infringement or restriction is subject to the strict scrutiny of the courts. For the restriction to be allowed, the state must show that the restriction is justified by a compelling state interest.

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