"The challenged law must be necessary to the fulfillment of a compelling government purpose." This is laid down for the:

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The standard of "necessity to the fulfillment of a compelling government purpose" is a hallmark of the full strict scrutiny test, which is applied when a fundamental right is at stake or a suspect classification is involved. The rational basis test requires only that the law be rationally related to a legitimate government interest, while the intermediate scrutiny test requires a law to further an important government interest and be substantially related to achieving that interest. The still-controlling test is not a recognized standard of review in constitutional law.

"The Challenged Law Must Be Necessary to the Fulfillment of a Compelling