In Applying the Reasonable-Basis Test,courts Tend to

Multiple Choice

In applying the reasonable-basis test,courts tend to

A) require government only to show that a particular law is reasonable.
B) assess whether a law had the support of a two-thirds majority of legislators at the time of passage.
C) determine whether a law is working well and,if so,to allow it to remain in effect.
D) prohibit any law that results in the unequal treatment of Americans.
E) interpret the equal protection clause in a strict manner.