The Supreme Court requires the state to prove a law is reasonable when the law involves a (n), such as requiring African Americans but not whites to ride in the back of the bus.

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Scarlett Flores

5 February, 22:44

The Supreme Court requires the state to prove a law is reasonable when the law involves a (n), such as requiring African Americans but not whites to ride in the back of the bus.

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Charlie Mccormick · Answer 1

The supreme court requires the state to prove a law is reasonable when the law involves a suspect Classification, such as requiring african americans but not whites to ride in the back of the bus

Suspect classification refer to a group of people that used to be a subject of Discrimination. Any law that made a regulation based on this classification will be strictly evaluated by the supreme court