The state laws can not supercedes the federal laws as long as the state laws remain at state level.
<h3>What guides the supremacy?</h3>
The supremacy of federal law is guided by Supremacy Clause that establishes that the federal law generally take a precedence over state laws and even state constitutions.
Hence, the state laws can not supercedes the federal laws as long as the state laws remain at state level.
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This is false. After driving the Chinese Nationalists to Formosa, Chiang Kai-shek was quick to set up an interim government with state officials coming from his inner-ranks.
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