How does the Supremacy Clause affect US judges? A. The Supremacy Clause states that judges can amend state laws. B. The Supremac
y Clause states that no judge can contradict federal laws. C. The Supremacy Clause states that judges can amend federal laws. D. The Supremacy Clause states that no judge can contradict state laws.
B) The Supremacy Clause states that no judge can contradict federal law.
This means that the The US Constitution and the laws made in accordance with it by the federal government are the supreme law of the land, and cannot by contradicted. The only exception is the power of judicial review, held by the Supreme Court, to strike down laws declared unconstitutional. This actually is not a real exception though, because it indicates that the law did not comply with the Constitution in the first place.
I can write the essay for you but I do think the founding fathers were justified in declaring independence. They were looking for freedom from British Rule and that if what they did. After they won the revolutionary war they had to come up with rules for the nation. They fought for freedom and declared independence. Hope this helps!
