Federal Laws

Federal Laws prevail over state laws because of the supremacy clause listed in the constitution. The Supremacy clause states that the constitution is the supreme law of the land. Therefore, federal laws are greater than state laws.

You can report it to the postal service. This is called "tampering with the mails" and its a serious offense.

If "someone" is your parents and you're a minor, though, you can't do anything about it. Your parents are your legal proxies and they have every right to open your mail, even if you don't like it.

Absolutely ... happens all the time ... like when people get these credit card offers in the snail-mail ... the credit company has checked your rating to see if you might qualify for one of their cards.

The answer depends on how the premium cost was funded. If your employer contributes to the cost of the premium, your benefit is taxable. If you paid the premium via pre-tax deductions, your benefit is taxable. If you paid the entire premium yourself via using after tax dollars, your benefit is not taxable.

The age of consent varies from state to state.

This bottle, and others with the Federal warning (that usually has "Forbids" rather than "Prohibits"), were made after Prohibition was repealed in the 1930s. By Jan. 1935, any bottle making company HAD to put this warning label on ALL liquor bottles (not beer or wine though)....to prohibit the re-use of them...by moonshiners, etc. Along with this labeling...the bottle makers also used codes, usually on the bottom (base) of the bottle...that denoted the distiller's permit # - which is the # following the "D" code; the bottle companies permit # - this is the "119" code in your example; and the date - either a single digit (in the 1930s) or double digit...like the "57" on your bottle, which means 1957. Any other codes, are unknown as to meaning...to me. However, there is often the bottle makers logo between the permit code and the date code...or, this may be a dash...and the logo is somewhere else on the base. A common logo is for Owens-Illinois Glass Co...and looks like an "eye" or the planet Saturn with a ring around it...but is really an oval with an "I" inside (or a dot) with a diamond overlapping. Sorta like this <(I)>

A certified letter is guaranteed by the postal service to be delivered to the recipient. A form is filled out at the post office that contains the name of the sender and the person/place where the letter is sent. The sender receives a receipt and can request they be notified when delivery is made. When delivery is made the a person must sign for accepting the mail. The cost is more than ordinary postage, but it gives the sender proof of having sent the material. Actually the letter is not guaranteed to be delivered to the recipient if it is sent via certfied mail. Anyone who answers the door at the address can sign for the letter if it is not sent via restricted mail, which can only be signed by the recipient or I believe anyone who can produce legal papers of guardianship of said recipient. This method of mailing is also more expensive by several dollars (about 5, I think give or take).

The Fair Labor Standards Act set the minimum wage in the United States, and it is the law that most directly relates to the compensation of private employees.

That law also regulates how overtime is to be paid to hourly employees.

In theory you can although it would be futile to do so. Under SV, there are two columns on the ballot paper - one for voters to mark their first choice and one in which to mark a second choice.

All the first choices are then counted, and if a candidate has a majority, they are elected. If no candidate receives a majority, the top two candidates continue to a second round and all other candidates are eliminated. The second-choice votes of everyone whose first choice has been eliminated are then counted.

Any votes for the remaining candidates are then added to their first-round totals. Whichever candidate has the most votes after these second-preferences have been allocated is declared the winner.

Therefore, if you place a vote for a candidate and they make it through the first round then your second preference is not counted. If your candidate does not make it through the first round and you have voted for them again in the second round then your vote will be dis-guarded.

If you have proof that someone is throwing your mail away, you should contact the police. They will advise you on the next steps you should take.

Not unless it's a bank (FDIC insured) or a Federal Institution (Post office, Military Post, etc.)

A true ex-felon has had their conviction overturned, is no longer considered a felon, has had the case against them dismissed, and will have any rights they lost upon their conviction returned to them. They could possess body armor.
A felon in possession of body armor is in violation of federal law, and would be sent back to prison, just the same as if they were in possession of a firearm, with a mandatory minimum sentence of five years.

Decisions about drugs and their regulation is a function of Government, and these decisions are written into laws. The police and courts enforce the law that the government has made.

Before the initial stages of World War 2 the communist party had control in Germany. Therefore Germany was communist before Hitler turned Germany into a dictatorship.

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The most restrictive law is the enforced law, unless a higher law forbids lower laws from being enacted. Example- Federal law says all socks will be red, white, or blue. STATE law says all socks will be red or blue. City law says all socks will be blue. Blue socks it is. City law says socks may be Red, white or Blue. State Law says red or white. Federal law says red. Red sox it is. City law says green socks- in conflict with Federal law, Federal law applies- red, white or blue socks. Federal law says no other body may pass laws on socks- city law overruled. Red, white or blue socks.

One power the Executive Branch has over the Legislative branch is the power to VETO any of the Legislation's Bills.

The Legislative Branch can still pass the bill to make it law, but it must go back through to be passed again by the House & Senate (I believe twice) before the Executive Branch's VETO power is null and void.

The power of the Executive branch is to enforce laws enacted by the Legislative branch.

The tenth amendment is sometimes called the state sovereignty resolutions, or state sovereignty bills. The powers not delegated to the US Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

The census count occurs once every 10 years... cn tget u a more exact date soz

Unsure of exactly what it is that is being asked, however - - (in the US) Sedition is defined as the stirring up of rebellion against the government. Treason is the violation of allegiance to one's sovereign or state, giving aid to enemies, or levying war against one's state. Sedition is encouraging one's fellow citizens to rebel against their state, whereas treason is actually betraying one's country by aiding and abetting another state. Sedition laws somewhat equate to terrorism and so-called 'public order' laws.

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appointed by the governor to coordinate state disaster assistence efforts with those of the federal government