Question 1- When does strict scrutiny apply under the Equal Protection Clause?

A) When it significantly burdens a fundamental right.

B) When it incidentally burdens a fundamental right.

C) When it has a disparate impact on a suspect classification.

D) When it intentionally discriminates against a quasi-suspect classification.

Question 2- Which of the following classifications are suspect?

A) Disability

B) Gender

C) Age

D) National origin

Question 3- Which of the following does not by itself establish that a law intentionally discriminates against a suspect classification?

A) A law expressly requires Asian Americans to take an additional driving test before they can obtain their driver's license.

B) A law that is racially neutral on its face, but has the effect of denying Asian Americans their driver's licenses 50 percent of the time, while driver's licenses are denied 5 percent of the time to every other race and ethnicity.

C) A law that is racially neutral on its face, but has the purpose of denying Asian Americans driver's licenses.

D) A law that is racially neutral on its face, but administered in a way that results in Asian Americans being denied their driver's license without a racially neural explanation.

Question 4- When is governmental action that intentionally discriminates against aliens subject to strict scrutiny review?

A) When it is a federal law.

B) When it is a state law that prohibits aliens from being involved in state governance.

C) When it involves illegal aliens.

D) None of the above.

Question 5- Paul has terminal cancer. He wants to end his life with dignity, but his state has a law that prohibits physician-assisted suicide. Which of the following are true?

A) Paul has a fundamental right to die.

B) The state law violates equal protection.

C) The state law does not violate equal protection.

D) The state law must meet the strict scrutiny standard.