How does the Constitution address the doctrines of nullification and states’ rights?
Select al...
How does the Constitution address the doctrines of nullification and states’ rights?
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The Constitution grants the power of nullification to the federal government alone.
The Supremacy Clause holds that the authority of federal law is above state laws.
Article III gives the power to review laws to the president and not to state governors.
Article III gives the power to review law to federal judges and not to state judges.
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