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To: kumar who wrote (407995)1/31/2011 6:31:48 PM
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It depends on the law. People are always free to challenge the constitutionality of laws on the books. Sometimes laws are found to be constitutional; sometimes they are not. The role of the judiciary is to consider the arguments raised and to interpret the law in question in light of constitutional restraints.

State laws can be challenged under both federal and state constitutions.
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