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There is the supremacy clause. If state and federal law conflict, then federal law is applied. The state government cannot flat out prohibit the federal governm
by slavik81 10y ago
There is the supremacy clause. If state and federal law conflict, then federal law is applied. The state government cannot flat out prohibit the federal government from implementing a federal law.
- anigbrowl 10y agoStop looking at it as a technical legal problem and start considering it as a sociopolitical one. Even if an organization doesn't have the legal means to obstruct the federal government it can still stand for something politically and have significant social ramifications. The Pirate Party as a political entity springs to mind.