By Michael K. Brown and Lisa M. Baird
When the federal government and the states both have conflicting laws on the same issue, one must take precedence. While the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution guarantees that federal law will pre-empt conflicting state law, the Supreme Court occasionally seems troubled displ...
When the federal government and the states both have conflicting laws on the same issue, one must take precedence. While the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution guarantees that federal law will pre-empt conflicting state law, the Supreme Court occasionally seems troubled displ...
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