In which of the following cases is racial classification LEAST likely to stand the scrutiny of the courts?
A. when racial classification plans are narrowly tailored
B. when racial classification plans seek compelling interest
C. when racial classification plans use the least disruptive means available
D. when racial classification plans consider race exclusively
D
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A) Constitutional county courts B) Municipal and justice of the peace courts C) Statutory county courts D) District courts E) Courts of appeal
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Griswold v. Connecticut is significant because it ______.
a. protected a poor person’s right to counsel b. opened the door for a variety of claims regarding the right to privacy c. incorporated the exclusionary rule d. created a new standard regarding the regulation of political speech e. changed precedent regarding searches and seizures