If the Supreme Court finds that a state law is unconstitutional, it may _______.

Question 3 options:

change the law


enact a new law


enforce the law


nullify the law

Respuesta :

Answer:   Nullify the law

If the Supreme Court finds that a state law is unconstitutional, it may nullify the law.

Explanation:

We do know that Supreme Court has the most effective power to make changes in the system.

So if any of the rule which are placed in the Constituent are not suitable or it has some negative impact in the society than a supreme court has full privilege to make change in the law.

So there will be a new law updating instead of the old one.

Answer:

nullify the law

Explanation:

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