Finally, the traditional rational basis review is applied if the law categorizes on some other, non-suspect, basis.
Currently, Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man [ 22] lists approximately 6,500 phenotypes with a known or suspected Mendelian basis, most of which have some clinical significance.
"I might suspect, on the basis of typical male signals (aggressiveness, big moves, responsiveness to percussive rhythms) but I could easily be fooled.
It is a fantasy on the same level of wish-fulfilment but with, I suspect, even less basis in reality than Hugh Grant's speech standing up to the Americans in Love, Actually.
In the New York Times, Richard Butler, an Australian diplomat who had led the United Nations inspectors in Iraq, offered similar advice in an essay entitled, "Who Made the Anthrax?" Butler, like Woolsey, could offer no hard proof that Iraq was behind the anthrax letters, but he did not hesitate to name Iraq as his No 1 suspect on the basis of his personal experience.
Do they suspect, without sufficient basis, that others are exploiting, harming or deceiving them in some way or another.
Researchers suspect a possible biological basis for the differences.
But on a seasonal basis I suspect it may be quite significant".
Contrary to popular belief, refusing to consent does not give the police a legal basis to suspect you of criminal activity or to search you.
That is, laws that discriminate against individuals on the basis of "suspect" criteria are presumed to be unconstitutional unless, at the very least, they substantially further important government interests.
Evidence that an Ergo employee misrepresented himself during his investigation, Rakoff found, "provides a reasonable… basis to suspect that a fraud occurred and that Uber's communications may have been in furtherance of it".
