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Can a state, through passage of law, refuse to honor or obey a federal law that represents unconstitutionally taken central power?
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| Yes | 66% | 29 votes | Total: 44 votes | |
| No | 34% | 15 votes |
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Created on: December 23, 2010
Can a state, or rather an individual, disobey a law which unconstitutionally usurps improper power?
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by Nancy Houser
Created on: December 22, 2010
In order to understand the position of U.S. Federal Power regarding control over the states, one needs
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