Violating the constitution can be considered a crime if it involves breaking a specific law or provision outlined in the constitution. Individuals or entities can face legal consequences for actions that go against the principles and rights established in the constitution.
Nobody.
Yes
If your offense carries a fine and/or jail time attached to it, yes, it is a crime.
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because he is a niger
That crime would be treason.
treason
Treason
No, EVERY court is required by Oath to the US Constitution (taken by the judges, US Constitution Article 6) to pass judgment upon any law contrary to the constitution that is brought before it, whether challenged or not. And failure, or refusal of that action, is a crime (Treason: violation of oath of office); quoting Marbury vs Madison (1803) "To prescribe, or to take this oath, becomes equally a crime ... if they [judges] were to be used as the instruments, and the knowing instruments, for violating what they swear to support!"
Treason.
treason
My father was incarcerated for 2 years for violating his probation.