CNMI Bar Practice Questions - Northern Mariana Islands Bar Examination Exam

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A state statute requires a 30-day residency before a person may vote in state elections, but conditions access to courts on a one-year residency. Which level of scrutiny applies to a classification burdening the fundamental right to interstate travel?

Strict scrutiny, because durational residency requirements that penalize the right to travel are closely scrutinized Rational basis review Intermediate scrutiny in all cases No scrutiny, because voting is not a protected interest

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Strict scrutiny, because durational residency requirements that penalize the right to travel are closely scrutinized

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