When there is not a specific federal law or wording in the U.S. Constitution, what level of court has the right to make laws to be interpreted in state courts? the city councils the states the attorneys

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The correct answer is the first one, “the city council”.

Ray Li answered Aug 28, 2020

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Answer:

The judge

Step-by-step explanation:

A judge has the right to interept law however they see fit

JeffH answered Aug 31, 2020

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