A law that violates the United States Constitution:?

Question

a) is valid if Congress approves it by a superior majority vote.
b) is valid if the President vetoes the United States Supreme Court's decision.
c) is valid if the President issues an executive order.
d) is invalid.

Which is true?

Answer 1

D. The only way to make the law constitutional would be to amend the Constitution.

Answer 2

Well, what does the Constitution say. Start with Article VI, which states the Constitution is the supreme law of the land.

Does anything in the Constitution allow the President to ignore the Supreme Court? Does anything in the Constitution allow Congress to override it? Contrary to what some people say, the answer to both of these is no. Article V is the closest, which sets forth how the Constitution may be modified (not overrided).

As to Executive Orders, they have the same force and effect as administrative regulations -- less than treaties, and less than laws passed by Congress.

That should give you enough information to answer the question.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

d - the us constitution is the supreme law of the land

Answer 5

Answer is A.

There are lots of these out there. You assume that the appropriate body does something about it.

Answer 6

e) is still wrong & needs to be addressed immediately.

Answer 7

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Constitution#Articles_of_the_Constitution