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Um They won't as you 2 have already been shown at least 2 states did what they wanted with marijuana legislation and legalization. You lose.
Only because the federal Justice Department has CHOSEN not to contest them.
Where are all of those from the crowd that attacks the Justice Department for selectively enforcing the law?
Flip flop time, AGAIN.
deflection on your behalf
laws are laws.....right?
Their job is to enforce ALL federal laws. So if THEY can choose which to follow then so can we.![]()
In Co. and Wa. it prevailed.Only because the federal Justice Department has CHOSEN not to contest them.
Where are all of those from the crowd that attacks the Justice Department for selectively enforcing the law?
Flip flop time, AGAIN.
deflection on your behalf
laws are laws.....right?
Are you claiming that a federal prosecutorial decision not to enforce a particular law under particular circumstances proves that nullifcation is the constitutional right of states?
Go ahead and join the fed gov and try and enforce the law...Let us know how that goes for ya.
The Supremacy Clause is the provision in Article Six of the United States Constitution, Clause 2, that establishes the U.S. Constitution, federal statutes, and U.S. treaties as "the supreme law of the land." The text provides that these are the highest form of law in the U.S. legal system, and mandates that all state judges must follow federal law when a conflict arises between federal law and either the state constitution or state law of any state.
One more example of the far right defending the Constitution when it sees fit, and ignoring the Constitution for political expedience!
In Co. and Wa. it prevailed.deflection on your behalf
laws are laws.....right?
Are you claiming that a federal prosecutorial decision not to enforce a particular law under particular circumstances proves that nullifcation is the constitutional right of states?
states may not ‘nullify’ Federal laws or rulings by the Federal courts.
Their job is to enforce ALL federal laws. So if THEY can choose which to follow then so can we.![]()
No you can't. Do you really think that if a State passed a law nullifying the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that state could win a court challenge by citing the Colorado pot laws?
lol, good luck.
Their job is to enforce ALL federal laws. So if THEY can choose which to follow then so can we.![]()
No you can't. Do you really think that if a State passed a law nullifying the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that state could win a court challenge by citing the Colorado pot laws?
lol, good luck.
so if i get busted with an Oz of pot by the feds.....i cant say,wait a minute....how come my fellow Citizens in Colorado and Washington are doing it and you guys are letting it happen?.......Federal laws are supposed to be equally enforced throughout the Country,are they not?....
In Co. and Wa. it prevailed.deflection on your behalf
laws are laws.....right?
Are you claiming that a federal prosecutorial decision not to enforce a particular law under particular circumstances proves that nullifcation is the constitutional right of states?
states may not nullify Federal laws or rulings by the Federal courts.
If the Federal law is clearly unconstitutional, as these "gun control" laws are, then of course the states can nullify them.
In fact, the Supreme Court ruled long ago that such laws are null and void. They were pretty clearly saying that you don't need a court to tell you you didn't have to follow them. They were AUTOMATICALLY dead.
Their job is to enforce ALL federal laws. So if THEY can choose which to follow then so can we.![]()
No you can't. Do you really think that if a State passed a law nullifying the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that state could win a court challenge by citing the Colorado pot laws?
lol, good luck.
so if i get busted with an Oz of pot by the feds.....i cant say,wait a minute....how come my fellow Citizens in Colorado and Washington are doing it and you guys are letting it happen?.......Federal laws are supposed to be equally enforced throughout the Country,are they not?....
In Co. and Wa. it prevailed.Are you claiming that a federal prosecutorial decision not to enforce a particular law under particular circumstances proves that nullifcation is the constitutional right of states?
That wasn't what I asked.
No you can't. Do you really think that if a State passed a law nullifying the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that state could win a court challenge by citing the Colorado pot laws?
lol, good luck.
so if i get busted with an Oz of pot by the feds.....i cant say,wait a minute....how come my fellow Citizens in Colorado and Washington are doing it and you guys are letting it happen?.......Federal laws are supposed to be equally enforced throughout the Country,are they not?....
The Fed doesn't dare take CO or WA to court over pot, because of the real danger that the Fed will lose the case on 10th amendment grounds. In fact, the Fed govt has no constitutional authority to regulate marijuana.
And losing that case, would be the start of a long string of losses, as powers the Fed has usurped from the States over the years (with no authority to do so), get stripped away as the result of more lawsuits.
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
The federal gov. doesn't have the right to pass or attempt to enforce unconstitutional "laws".
Who gives a f**k about Idaho? I forgot it existed.
Who gives a f**k about Idaho? I forgot it existed.