Re: What is "supreme Law"?

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: Yipes! : Paul wrote (snip): "The U.S. Constitution, federal : laws, and federal treaties are all supreme Law." : Sure be alot of supreme laws...will the : REALLY REALLY REAL MOST supreme law please step : forward. : : : : First of all, the language here does not reference the : : : Constitution of the United States, as you seem to indicate : : : above. It references the Constitutions and laws of any State. : : : : I am not entirely sure I understand what you : : are saying here. : : Here is my construction of the Supremacy Clause: : : The Constitution for the United States of America : : (aka "this Constitution"), all Laws of the : : United States (federal government), and all : : Treaties made under authority of the : : United States (federal government), shall be : : the supreme Law throughout America, despite : : anything to the contrary which may be found : : in the constitutions or laws of any Union state. : : And all state judges shall be bound by this : : same supreme Law. : : Put even simpler: : : The U.S. Constitution, federal laws, and : : federal treaties are all supreme Law. : : When there are conflicts with state : : constitutions or laws, this supreme Law : : prevails. : : All state judges are bound by the above. : : : : /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, B.A., M.S.

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