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If a federal court hears a case and determines that it goes against the Constitution, then it is declared; a. in contempt of court b. unconstitutional c. guilty d. reviewable by a lower court
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If a federal court hears a case and determines that it goes against the Constitution, then it is declared;

a.
in contempt of court

b.
unconstitutional

c.
guilty

d.
reviewable by a lower court

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b. unconstitutional

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