Difference between revisions of "Minimum-rationality standard"

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'''Minimum-rationality standard''' is also know as "reasonableness test". It was used mostly in the nineteenth century and through most  of the twentieth century by the courts if  determination based on [[gender]] was valid.  
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'''Minimum-rationality standard''' is also known as "reasonableness test". It was used mostly in the nineteenth century and through most  of the twentieth century by the courts if  determination based on [[gender]] was valid.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:42, July 27, 2016

Minimum-rationality standard is also known as "reasonableness test". It was used mostly in the nineteenth century and through most of the twentieth century by the courts if determination based on gender was valid.

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