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The highest court says Texas’s law survives this test. By saying the law does not have to meet strict scrutiny, the opinion paves the legal way for increased site-based age verification on the web.

Under strict scrutiny, the government must, first, prove that its law serves a compelling government intent, and, second, prove that the law is the least restrictive means available of advancing ...

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She raised whether Texas is doing the “best” it can to avoid restricting adults’ free speech, and, if so, suggested it should pass the strict scrutiny test.

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Under strict scrutiny, however, the government bears the burden of showing that a law is narrowly tailored to serve a "compelling government interest." ...

Justice Kagan, joined by Justice Sotomayor and Justice Jackson, dissented: Under our precedents, strict scrutiny is the proper standard. The Texas law might well pass the strict-scrutiny test.