STRICT SCRUTINY
strict scrutiny. Constitutional law. The standard applied to suspect classifications (such as race) in equal-protection analysis and to fundamental rights (such as voting rights) in due-process analysis. ? Under strict scrutiny, the state must establish that it has a compelling interest that justifies and necessitates the law in question. See COMPELLING-STATE-INTEREST TEST T; SUSPECT CLASSIFICATION; FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT. Cf. INTERMEDIATE SCRUTINY ; RATIONAL-BASIS TEST. [Cases: Constitutional Law 213.1(1), 252.5. C.J.S. Constitutional Law ¡ì¡ì 714¨C715, 718, 953, 966¨C967, 980.]
What is the preferred translation of the term STRICT SCRUTINY by Chinese lawyers?