Intermediate Scrutiny or Quasi-Strict Scrutiny

The video explains the quasi strict scrutiny standard, which is slightly lower than strict scrutiny. It applies in limited cases affecting protected classes or constitutional rights, such as sex discrimination, firearm possession, and freedom of speech. The law must be substantially related to an important government interest. The standard's application is subjectively determined by the court.

How does the quasi strict scrutiny standard relate to government interests?

What challenges exist in quantifying the application of the quasi strict scrutiny standard?