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Which of the following must happen for a state to nullify a law

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    There is an existing legal theory in the US legal system that a State would always have the last say in enacting laws even inforced by the federal government. This legal concept is known as nullification. However, the condition to nullify a federal in a State would be first, for the State court to prove that the law is unconstitutional. Then a legal process has to be done so that the State law can prove to the federal courts that the law enacted and imposed by the federal government is unconstitutional.
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