In the event of an irreconcilable conflict between federal and state law,the Supremacy Clause provides that federal law will preempt state or local law rendering it unconstitutional.

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In the event of an irreconcilable conflict between federal and state law,the Supremacy Clause,as interpreted by the courts,provides that federal law will preempt (supersede) state or local law rendering it unconstitutional.In general,Supreme Court decisions have affirmed the federal government's regulatory authority even when faced with conflicting state rules.

In the Event of an Irreconcilable Conflict Between Federal and State