If a state makes a law that is contrary to the Constitution, which law is valid? A, Constitution B. State law C. Neither law is valid.

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If a state makes a law that is contrary to the Constitution, which law is valid?

A, Constitution
B. State law
C. Neither law is valid.

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the constitution is the head of the law you can not overpower the constitution

Gema Sanchez answered Jul 29, 2021

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