The State of Wyoming has recently announced a new policy allowing women who work for the...

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The State of Wyoming has recently announced a new policy allowing women who work for the state to take up to a week of paid leave off each month during their menstrual cycle. Several men who work for the state have filed suit, claiming that the new policy is a violation of the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause. What standard will the men need to establish to prove the policy violates the 14th Amendment? O The State law is substantially related to an important government interest O The State law is excessively ambiguous and therefore does not achieve a government interest O The State law is necessary to achieve a compelling government interest O The State law is rationally related to a legitimate government interest The State of Wyoming has recently announced a new policy allowing women who work for the state to take up to a week of paid leave off each month during their menstrual cycle. Several men who work for the state have filed suit, claiming that the new policy is a violation of the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause. What standard will the men need to establish to prove the policy violates the 14th Amendment? O The State law is substantially related to an important government interest O The State law is excessively ambiguous and therefore does not achieve a government interest O The State law is necessary to achieve a compelling government interest O The State law is rationally related to a legitimate government interest

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Answer The state law is excessively ambiguous and therefore does not achieve a government interest ... View the full answer