Article 2 of the Maryland Declaration of Rights

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Article 2 of the Maryland Declaration of Rights is a constitutional provision that affirms the supremacy of the U.S. Constitution and federal law over state law within Maryland’s legal framework.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional provision
state constitutional law provision
affirmsSupremacyOf Constitution of the United States NERFINISHED
federal law of the United States
appliesTo Maryland courts NERFINISHED
Maryland executive branch NERFINISHED
Maryland legislative branch NERFINISHED
appliesWhen Maryland constitutional provisions conflict with the U.S. Constitution
Maryland law conflicts with federal law
bindingOn State of Maryland NERFINISHED
bindingPriority U.S. Constitution first, federal law second, Maryland law subordinate
category supremacy clause analogue
constitutionalHierarchy federal law superior to Maryland law
country United States of America
enforceableAgainst Maryland governmental entities
Maryland state officials NERFINISHED
enforceableBy Maryland judiciary NERFINISHED
ensuresComplianceWith Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution NERFINISHED
function guide interpretation of Maryland statutes
incorporate federal supremacy into Maryland law
limit conflicting state enactments
hasLegalStatus supreme law of Maryland subject to U.S. Constitution
interpretedInLightOf Supremacy Clause of Article VI of the U.S. Constitution NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Maryland
surface form: State of Maryland
language English
legalEffect invalidates Maryland laws that conflict with federal treaties
invalidates Maryland laws that conflict with the U.S. Constitution
invalidates Maryland laws that conflict with valid federal statutes
legalSystem Maryland legal system
partOf Maryland Declaration of Rights NERFINISHED
relationshipToFederalLaw requires Maryland to conform to valid federal enactments
relationshipToUSConstitution acknowledges binding force of U.S. Constitution on Maryland
relevantTo constitutional litigation in Maryland
judicial review in Maryland
state–federal conflicts of law in Maryland
scope all branches of Maryland state government
all political subdivisions of Maryland
sourceOfAuthority Maryland Constitution NERFINISHED
subjectMatter constitutional hierarchy
federal supremacy
relationship between state and federal law
subordinates Maryland state law
usedBy Maryland appellate courts NERFINISHED
Maryland trial courts NERFINISHED

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Declaration of Rights hasPart Article 2 of the Maryland Declaration of Rights
subject surface form: Declaration of Rights (Maryland)