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The only thing the Court says on the matter is: >There are reasonable bases to conclude that intermediate scrutiny is appropriate even under these circumstance
by granzymes 2y ago
The only thing the Court says on the matter is:
>There are reasonable bases to conclude that intermediate scrutiny is appropriate even under these circumstances. We need not, however, definitively decide that question because we conclude the Act “passes muster even under the more demanding standard.”
It's possible that either Judge Ginsburg or Judge Rao think the strict scrutiny should apply, but if forced to put money on it I would say they both land on intermediate scrutiny.
- gpm 2y agoEh, all of pages 28, 29, 30, and 31 are dedicated to the question, they just choose not to come to a definite answer. It's not like they didn't think about it. Not to say that you couldn't be right, them both landing on intermediate scrutiny is just not how I read the tea leaves.