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When state and federal law conflict with each other, what would happen in a court of law?

Federal law is overruled by state law.

State law is overruled by federal law.

Federal and state laws are
considered equal.

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State law is over ruled by federal law.

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Answer:

State law is over ruled by federal law.

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The federal government is over everything.

Farlei Heinen answered May 24, 2022

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