Political Science · Judiciary and Federalism
A national government passes a law regulating environmental standards. A state government argues that this law infringes on its constitutional rights to govern regional matters. Which is the appropriate constitutional remedy for the state?
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- 1The state can appeal directly to the central executive branch to have the law summarily revoked.
- 2The state can ignore the national law and continue enforcing its own regulations independently.
- 3The state can challenge the national law in the Supreme Court, which acts as the arbiter in federal disputes.✓
- 4The state can call for a regional referendum to determine if the central law should apply within its borders.
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The state can challenge the national law in the Supreme Court, which acts as the arbiter in federal disputes.
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