A state law provides that a person who has been divorced may not marry again unless he or she is current on all child-support payments. A woman who was refused a marriage license pursuant to this law sued the appropriate state officials. What standard should the court apply in reviewing the constitutionality of this law? Question 7 options: a) The state must show that the law is necessary to serve a compelling government interest. b) The state must show that the law is substantially related to an important government interest. c) The woman must show that the law serves no important public purpose. d) The woman must show that the legislature did not have a rational basis for enacting the law