What are Sources of Federal, State, and Local Law

The video tutorial explains the hierarchy and sources of law in the United States, starting with the U.S. Constitution as the foundation. It covers the supremacy of federal law over state law, detailing how Congress passes statutes, and federal agencies create regulations. The federal judiciary interprets these laws, contributing to common law. Additionally, federal law includes treaties and executive orders. State governments, authorized by the Constitution, have their own statutes, regulations, and common law, with local ordinances addressing specific public activities.

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