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Article VI establishes the supremacy of the federal law over the state law and the oath of office for federal and state officials. It also prohibits any religious test as a qualification for public office.
- Overview of Article VI, Supreme Law
Article VI establishes that the Constitution, U.S. laws, and...
- Overview of Article VI, Supreme Law
Learn about the supremacy, debts, oaths, and religious test clauses of Article Six, which establishes the supreme law of the land and the federal government. See how the Supreme Court has interpreted and applied these clauses in various cases.
Article VI establishes the supremacy of the federal law over the state law and the oath of office for federal and state officials. It also provides for the validity of debts and treaties before and after the adoption of the Constitution.
Learn about the clause that establishes the supremacy of federal law, the oath of office, and the prohibition of religious tests. Article VI also deals with the validity of debts and treaties before and after the Constitution.
Article VI establishes the supremacy of the U.S. Constitution, laws, and treaties over state laws and provides for the oath of office for federal and state officials. It also preserves the obligations of the predecessor governments and bars religious tests for public offices.
Article VI establishes the supremacy of the Constitution, federal laws, and treaties over state laws and constitutions. It also requires federal and state officials to swear to support the Constitution and prohibits religious tests for office.
Article VI of the US Constitution ensures the nation's debts are honored, establishes the Constitution as the supreme law, and forbids religious tests for office. It's the glue that binds the country, ensuring continuity, supremacy, and religious freedom.
