The 10th Amendment is used every time the state or local government passes a law. It's what gives (in theory) the states broader power than the federal government.
It's also why the state can refuse to enforce federal laws and so the federal government often "encourages" certain laws/policies by threatening to withhold federal funding.
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I will cite Steve Farrell on this.
"Our Constitution embodies the principle of checks and balances. Separate are legislative, executive and judicial powers. Separate are the two branches of the legislature as well – each power, each branch, possessing checks and balances upon neighbouring powers and branches.
Further, there is the federal principle, wherein all the powers not delegated specifically to the national government belong to the states or the people. (5)
The Bill of Rights provides yet another check, while the constitutional mandate that the states guarantee a republican form of government to their people (6) helps insure that government on the state level is similarly checked and balanced, and that city and county governments play a vital role..."
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for his work as a legislator and codifier
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he reorganized the government and enacted several reforms to increase accountability and reduce corruption
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Prospectors came not just from the eastern and southern United States, but from Asia, Latin America, Europe, and Australia as well.
