In the case of Craig v.Boren,the Supreme Court ruled that

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In the case of Craig v. Boren, the Supreme Court ruled that sex discrimination would be treated with "intermediate scrutiny" meaning that it would not be automatically considered valid or invalid. Instead, the court would have to determine if the classification served an important government interest and was substantially related to that interest. This standard is less strict than strict scrutiny for suspect classifications like race, but more strict than a rational basis test for ordinary classifications.

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