DIFTCL D3 S0E003: Supremacy and Constitutional Collision Rules
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DIFTCL D3 S0E003: Supremacy and Constitutional Collision Rules
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This installment focuses on what happens when federal and state law collide. The Supremacy Clause makes valid federal law supreme, but only when federal action is made in pursuance of the Constitution. That condition matters: supremacy is not a blank check for national power.
Season 0 – The Architecture of Power is the foundational watch-first season for Doctrine Deep Dives. It maps the vertical federal/state axis and the horizontal separation-of-powers axis, using the Authorize -> Constrain -> Gap frame on constitutional structure itself.
Table of Contents- The collision problem created by two sovereigns in one territory
- Article VI and the Supremacy Clause
- The limiting phrase: made in pursuance of the Constitution
- Why invalid federal action is not supreme over state law
- BookStack source: Doctrine Deep Dives, Season 0 – The Architecture of Power.
- Primary episode source page: S0E1 – Two Sovereigns, One Territory.
- Launch campaign source page: cs01 – Season 0: The Structure of Power.
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