In special circumstances,state and federal agencies can legally enact or enforce criminal statutes that unnecessarily inhibit the substantive rights identified in the U.S.Constitution.

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State and federal agencies cannot legally enact or enforce criminal statutes that unnecessarily inhibit the substantive rights identified in the U.S. Constitution. Any laws that violate the Constitution can be challenged in court and struck down as unconstitutional.

In Special Circumstances,state and Federal Agencies Can Legally Enact or Enforce