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New page: The intermediate scrutiny test in constitutional law is applied to statutes that affect quasi-suspect classifications such as making distinctions based on gender. This test requires inval...
The intermediate scrutiny test in constitutional law is applied to statutes that affect quasi-suspect classifications such as making distinctions based on gender. This test requires invalidating a statute that discriminates based on gender unless the government can prove that the statute is substantially related to an important government purpose.

If the [[Equal Rights Amendment]] had passed, then the [[strict scrutiny]] test would be applied to all gender-related laws and rules, and that test is almost impossible to pass.
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