If the Supreme Court heard a case about African Americans being denied the right to vote, what would the justices use to determine if the discrimination was justified?

Question

(1 point)
Othe strict scrutiny test
the rational bias test
the litmus test
the Lemon test

Answer 1

The justices would use the strict scrutiny test to determine if the discrimination against African Americans denying them the right to vote is justified or constitutional. The strict scrutiny test places a burden on the government to prove that the discrimination is necessary to achieve a compelling state interest.