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Under a broad interpretation of X the Kxalled doctrine of federal emption, however, the Supreme Court has been overturning state laws because, it has decided, the the Congress intended that Federal premption, however, tfie Supreme laws on the same subject were “to supplant the state law, even though Congress did not so state.
“No act of Congress shall be construed as indicating an intenton the part of Congress to occiipy the field iiiwhich such act operates to the exclusion of all state >laws on the safne subject matter, unless - such act contains an express provi. sioh to that effect, or unless there » a a direct and positive Conflict between such act and a state law so that the two canaot be reconcil- ' ed or consistently stand together.” This is-an effort to curb legislat- ' ing by judicial decree and to get — h»dr to basic Constitutional prin*■! ciplCs. -*;■ .■, ■> X ' 1 -
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