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If a state makes a law that is contrary to the Constitution, who declares that it is unconstitutional? A. President B. Congress C. Supreme Court​
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If a state makes a law that is contrary to the Constitution, who declares that it is unconstitutional? A. President B. Congress C. Supreme Court​

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C - Supreme Court

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The Judicial branch is the only branch of the US that's responsible and has the jurisdiction to claim laws as unconstitutional.

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Answer: c

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