Constitution of the United States, Article VI¶
America, U. S. o. (1787). Constitution of the United States, Article VI.
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Mechanisms¶
- Supremacy Clause
- It is the design-pattern form of "no one is above the rules," and its historical archetype is a constitutional supremacy clause — a founding text declaring itself the highest law, binding even the government that acts under it.
This sourceProvides a constitutional supremacy clause declaring the founding legal order supreme and binding public authorities operating under it.
- It is the design-pattern form of "no one is above the rules," and its historical archetype is a constitutional supremacy clause — a founding text declaring itself the highest law, binding even the government that acts under it.
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