Which type of state law is based on rules, orders, and regulations made by federal, state, and local executive officers?

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valentina_108 [34]3 years ago

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Answer: administrative

Explanation: I just took a quiz and it says administrative is the correct answer. Hope this really helps!

umka21 [38]3 years ago

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The state law which is based on rules, orders, and regulations made by federal, state, and local executive officers is called Common Law (D).
<span>State law in the United States is the law that refers to each different state in the United States. In other words, each state is responsible for its own laws. High court judges in the USA are not only responsible for the application of the law, they also make laws. They rule on cases that can set precedents for judgments on future cases. </span>

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