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What is a federal law? Name 3 examples.

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Federal law is the foundation of the highest or the national level of the federal government, consisting of a constitution, enacted laws, and court decisions pertaining to them.

Three examples would be: laws on commerce, bankruptcy, and taxation made at the federal level.

Reference:

Your Dictionary. (n.d.). Federal Law. Retrieved from:

yourdictionary.com/federal-law

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