State legislation is conflicting with federal law if (1) compliance with both state and federal law is impossible or (2) the state law "stands as an obstacle to the accomplishment and execution of the full purposes and objectives of Congress."

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This statement accurately reflects the principles of preemption, where federal law can supersede state law if there is a conflict that makes it impossible to comply with both, or if the state law interferes with the objectives of federal legislation.

State Legislation Is Conflicting with Federal Law If (1) Compliance