suspect class造句

例句与造句

1. California classifies sexual orientation as a suspect class under state law.
2. Instead, the judge finds that homosexual persons constitute a suspect class.
3. He also found that Texas had not created a suspect class related to poverty.
4. Connecticut and Iowa classify sexual orientation as a quasi-suspect class under their respective state laws.
5. On November 4, 2008, California voters approved suspect class for purposes of equal protection under Art.
6. It's difficult to find suspect class in a sentence. 用suspect class造句挺难的
7. "We've moved from what was an investigation of a crime to creating a suspect class,"
8. In addressing the equal protection challenge, the Court used the rational basis standard, declining to hold that homosexuals are a suspect class.
9. So did the " Seven Politically Suspect Class Backgrounds, " which included landlord and the vague " bad element ."
10. The Court of Appeals held that an intellectual disability was a quasi-suspect class and therefore intermediate scrutiny should be applied to the ordinance.
11. Wyoming hate crime laws at the time did not recognize homosexuals as a suspect class, whereas Texas had no hate crime laws at all.
12. "Bowers " was used to deny suspect class qualification to gays and lesbians, thus restricting the standard of review to rational basis.
13. The dissenting opinion from Chief Judge Robert M . Bell faulted the majority for not recognizing gay people as a suspect class in need of protection from discrimination.
14. The compelling state interest test is distinguishable from the rational basis test, which involves claims that do not involve a suspect class and involve a liberty interest rather than a fundamental right.
15. In 2010, the Court ruled that sexual orientation was a suspect class, and that in Atala had been discriminated against in the custody case in ways incompatible with the American Convention.
16. He stated that " gays and lesbians are not a suspect or quasi-suspect class " and are thus not entitled to the courts'increased scrutiny of laws that affect them.
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