Answer:
A Federal Statute and a State Constitutional Provision
The judge is likely to prevail in this case.
Explanation:
In any matter where the federal statute prohibiting age discrimination conflicts with a state constitutional provision, the U.S. Constitution or the federal statute will prevail. This means that based on this conflict, the state constitutional provision will be declared unconstitutional and unenforceable. The reason is that federal statutes or the U.S. Constitution takes priority over all other laws. Therefore, the judge will prevail in the lawsuit and prevent the state governor from replacing him.
it depends on what he did and who he is
Many new officer applicants need to at least have a high school diploma or GED; and be 21 years old or older in most police departments
The judge should be lenient about it but he should still be sent to jail for a year or so.
Explanation:
The family may have forgiven him but that doesn't mean what he did was wrong so he should go to jail for at least a year.
