Standards of Constitutional Review

The video tutorial explains how laws are reviewed for constitutionality, emphasizing that any law passed by the government must be based on an express power granted by the Constitution. It discusses how laws affect rights and the standards courts use to determine constitutionality, including minimum rationality, strict scrutiny, and intermediate standards. The tutorial highlights that different standards apply depending on whether a law affects fundamental or non-fundamental rights, with strict scrutiny applied to laws affecting fundamental rights and intermediate standards used in cases of gender or national origin discrimination.

Describe the strict scrutiny standard and the conditions under which it is applied.

What is the intermediate standard known as quasi strict scrutiny, and how does it differ from the other standards?