Proportionality test requires balancing objectives against fundamental rights and using the least restrictive means to justify interference. The proportionality principle requires courts to review whether measures affecting rights are justified by sufficient objective reasons, applying a balancing test to detect manifestly excessive burdens and a necessity test to ensure the least restrictive alternative is used.
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Proportionality test requires balancing objectives against fundamental rights and using the least restrictive means to justify interference.
The proportionality principle requires courts to review whether measures affecting rights are justified by sufficient objective reasons, applying a balancing test to detect manifestly excessive burdens and a necessity test to ensure the least restrictive alternative is used.
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