Which of the following is a true statement about judicial standard to test whether a public health measure violates the Free Exercise clause of the First Amendment?

		Judicial analysis of the constitutionality of a government's public health action alleged to violate the Free Exercise clause of the First Amendment requires that a court determine whether the governmental action is neutral with respect to religion.
		Strict scrutiny applies to all alleged violations of the Free Exercise clause because the right to exercise freely one's religious beliefs is expressly stated in the federal Constitution.
		The constitutionality of a governmental action designed to protect public health and that allegedly infringes on a person's free exercise of their religion is determined by applying the rational basis test in all cases because public health and safety is at stake.
		The constitutionality of a government's public health action alleged to violate the Free Exercise clause of the First Amendment often turns on whether the practice of a religion is determined to be a fundamental right.

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