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The '''Supremacy Clause''' states that judges and any other seat of authority in a state are bound to follow the [[Constitution]], the [[law]]s of the United States and any [[treaty|treaties]] made under the authority of the United States, as in the [[Supreme Court]] and [[Continental Congress]]. Any rule of any state is null if contrary to these laws.

The '''Supremacy Clause''' asserts that the United States Constitution is the ''supreme Law of the Land'', and that judges and any other seat of authority in a state are bound to follow the [[Constitution]], the [[law]]s of the United States and any [[treaty|treaties]] made under the authority of the United States, as passed by the [[United States Congress]], and as carried out by the [[President of the United States of America]]. Any rule of any state is null if contrary to these laws.

The text of the clause is as follows:

The text of the clause is as follows:

[[Category:United States Law]]

[[Category:United States Law]]