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What's the process in the US to undo/invalidate a law? Is it the same as in other countries, where you'd go through the supreme court? I stated this in another
by cm3 11y ago
What's the process in the US to undo/invalidate a law? Is it the same as in other countries, where you'd go through the supreme court? I stated this in another post yesterday, but I firmly think laws may only be passed after a long >=5 years process and those pushing for the same law repeatedly in disguise need to be penalized or precluded from doing so. We see so many things get blocked due to popular outcry, to just be hidden inside trojan package and passed as a side note.
- adanto6840 11y agoIt requires Congress to pass a new law repealing the old; alternatively the Judicial Branch can invalidate the law as well, which would culminate at the level of the US Supreme Court.