Supremacy of federal and state law (§ 1-248)—Virginia Decoded

Supremacy of federal and state law

The Constitution and laws of the United States and of the Commonwealth shall be supreme. Any ordinance, resolution, bylaw, rule, regulation, or order of any governing body or any corporation, board, or number of persons shall not be inconsistent with the Constitution and laws of the United States or of the Commonwealth.

History

Code 1919, § 5; Code 1950, § 1-13; 1950, p. 22, § 1-13.17; 2005, c. 839.

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Court Decisions

. . . Christopher Jordan, by His Parents and Next Friends, Philip . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 01/31/94)
. . . circumstances by section 63.1-248.9 itself. Pursuant to Va.Code Sec. 63.1-248.9(A)(1), in order to . . .

Saunders and Rittenhouse v. Bulluck (SCV, 03/04/68)
. . . That act was a violation of the statute, Code | 46.1-248, 1967 Repl. Vol., and hence she was guilty . . .

Baxley v. Fischer (SCV, 01/20/64)
. . . the highway in violation of Code 1950, section 46.1-248, he would nevertheless be responsible in . . .

Med v. Jpm (COA, 11/05/86)
. . . reports of sexual abuse. See Code || 63.1-248.1 to 63.1-248.5. . . .

Jackson v. W. (COA, 05/05/92)
. . . Code § 63.1-248.7(J), and the data stored in the Computerized Central Registry. Code § 63.1-248.8. . . .

Turner v. Jackson (COA, 05/05/92)
. . . Turner was not denied due process; (4) Code § 63.1-248.2 and the guidelines are not . . .

Pullen v. Nickens (SCV, 12/02/83)
. . . was waived. . . .

Taylor v. Com. (SCV, 12/04/81)
. . . dangerous the use of the highway by others. Code §§ 46.1-248 and -16.01. The trooper put defendant . . .

Jackson v. Marshall (COA, 02/14/95)
. . . registry. Code § 63.1-248.6(D)(7). The plain meaning of the language in Code § 63.1-248.6(D) . . .

Bartlett v. Recapping, Inc. (SCV, 03/06/67)
. . . shoulder as soon as possible as required by Code, | 46.1-248. Further, it contends that the . . .

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