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Conflicting decisions in laws often arise due to differences in interpretation among courts, varying jurisdictions, or changes in societal values and legal standards over time. Additionally, overlapping statutes can lead to ambiguities, resulting in divergent rulings. These conflicts may also stem from the balance between state and Federal Laws, where one may contradict the other. Resolving such discrepancies often requires higher courts or legislative action to provide clarity.
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Do federal law supersede state laws And when?
Federal laws over-ride any conflicting state or local ordinances.
How are laws and decisions made in the dictatorship?
Laws and decisions are made in a Dictatorship by a centralized individual. This is also known as the dictator.
What is an example as a state law?
Examples of federal laws: patent protection, immigration, copyrights, taxation.Examples of state laws: property damage, DUI, traffic laws, kidnapping, murder, theft/robbery, contract disputes.
What is low legislative cohesion?
Low legislative cohesion refers to a situation where there is a lack of unity or cooperation among legislators, making it difficult to pass laws or make decisions. This can happen when there is a high degree of disagreement or conflicting interests among legislators within a legislative body.
Which branch of government makes decisions about the laws?
legislative
What decisions and laws does the queen make?
she is the supreme power in the judiciary
How are laws derived from case law?
"Laws" are not derived from "case law" - DECISIONS are derived from case law.
What is the difference between judicial decision and laws?
Laws are enacted by the legislature and judicial decisions are made by judges.
Are there laws against DNA fingerprinting?
No. But there are court decisions that affect the gathering of it.
How does supreme court decisions affect our society?
it makes laws clarifed
What laws guide supereme court decisions?
Those of the US Constitution.
What does cross minded mean?
"Cross-minded" is not a commonly used term. It may refer to someone who is unable to focus or make decisions due to conflicting thoughts or emotions.
