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When a law that was recently passed that contradicts a previous law which law does the Constitution sa is valid?
This is not entirely a constitutional question. There may be many reasons for apparent conflict in legislation. Sometimes one supersedes the other, sometimes both can be valid law. By constitution, specific legislative powers are granted to federal or provincial/state governments. If a state government passes a law in an area that is exclusively federal jurisdiction, the state law will not be valid. Likewise if the federal government passes a law in an area that is in exclusive jurisdiction of the state. Further, constitutionally appointed authority can be delegated. Even though the federal government has the authority, it can let the state decide, the state can let the county decide, the county can let each municipality decide... and so on. This can result in the law in your community being different from the law in the ward across the street. Laws change. If the new law you speak of amends or replaces of the old law then the new law is... well... the new law, and it is valid. Another possible answer to your question is founded in interpretation of law. It may be that one law appears to conflict with or contradict another when in reality they are meant to apply in different circumstances. Breaking into a house is a crime, doing so when you have a warrant is not. This is not entirely a constitutional question. There may be many reasons for apparent conflict in legislation. Sometimes one supersedes the other, sometimes both can be valid law. By constitution, specific legislative powers are granted to federal or provincial/state governments. If a state government passes a law in an area that is exclusively federal jurisdiction, the state law will not be valid. Likewise if the federal government passes a law in an area that is in exclusive jurisdiction of the state. Further, constitutionally appointed authority can be delegated. Even though the federal government has the authority, it can let the state decide, the state can let the county decide, the county can let each municipality decide... and so on. This can result in the law in your community being different from the law in the ward across the street. Laws change. If the new law you speak of amends or replaces of the old law then the new law is... well... the new law, and it is valid. Another possible answer to your question is founded in interpretation of law. It may be that one law appears to conflict with or contradict another when in reality they are meant to apply in different circumstances. Breaking into a house is a crime, doing so when you have a warrant is not.
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If the Supreme Court makes a decision that contradicts the Constitution of the United States who can overrule the Court?
The Supreme Court determines what contradicts the Constitution. So it supposedly isn't possible for them to rule against it. If people don't like the decision of the Supreme Court, they can pass laws and/or amend the Constitution to change it. Congress would be who would overrule it, particularly members who were there when they passed whatever law. The Court is not allowed to put words in the mouth of Congress.
Does Pakistan follow Indian constitution?
No, Pakistan follows its own constitution passed in 1973. There has been previous contitutions as well in 1952 and 1962 but they were made by military ruler.
Which does marshall claim is superior the constitution or a law of the lagislature?
Marshall claims that the Constitution is superior to a law passed by the legislature. In his view, any law that contradicts the Constitution is void, as the Constitution serves as the supreme law of the land. This principle was established in landmark cases such as Marbury v. Madison, emphasizing the importance of judicial review in maintaining the Constitution's authority over legislative actions.
What legislative body can pass a law that can conflict with Constitution?
No legislative body can pass a law that conflicts with the Constitution, as the Constitution is the supreme law of the land in the United States. Any law passed by Congress or state legislatures that contradicts the Constitution can be declared unconstitutional by the judiciary, specifically the Supreme Court. This principle is established through judicial review, ensuring that all laws comply with constitutional provisions.
What clause does 13th amendment of the Constitution outlawed slavery California recently passed a bill that allows its citizens to own slaves be?
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The nations debts and upholding the constitution?
This is 2 separate issues. The national debt has just gone up because of the new tax laws that were recently passed. The constitution is a working document and is the framework for government and is used everyday.
What nation's debts and upholding the constitution?
This is 2 separate issues. The national debt has just gone up because of the new tax laws that were recently passed. The constitution is a working document and is the framework for government and is used everyday.
When was the Constitution passed.?
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When was the first U.S Constitution passed?
The First US Constitution Was Passed in 1823. This is not the one one we follow though.
When was The US Constitution passed?
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How can a Supreme Court ruling be overturned?
A Supreme Court ruling can be overturned through a process called judicial review, where a new case is brought before the Court that challenges the previous ruling. If the Court decides to hear the case and issues a new ruling that contradicts the previous one, the original ruling can be overturned. Additionally, a constitutional amendment or legislation passed by Congress can also overturn a Supreme Court ruling.
Who had the right to vote after constitution was passed?
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