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the doctrine of nullification was the practice to Halt congressional power over states rights who exercises this doctrine
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the doctrine of nullification was the practice to Halt congressional power over states rights who exercises this doctrine

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The doctrine of nullification is the state's right to not accept congressional federal laws if they deem that the laws are unconstitutional. The states exercise this doctrine.
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