State courts never enforce federal law True or False?

False. State courts can enforce some federal laws.





Dana (attorney who has litigated in state and federal courts)State courts never enforce federal law True or False?
According to the Federalist Papers, which are a series of articles published by some of the AUTHORS of the US Constitution, it was their intent that State law enforcement would be the PRIMARY means of enforcing Federal law.

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State courts never enforce federal law True or False?
100% FALSE. State courts have the power to interpret and enforce federal laws under the US Constitution. Reason: Article III, which creates the judiciary.
true, unless it is also a state offense
False, its a law, therefore they must enforce it