The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that the state's minimum wage law does not violate federal law. The justices Thursday decided to uphold a voter-approved amendment to the state constitution that guarantees a base wage to Nevada workers. The court says federal regulations don't override the state constitution, and that the amendment does not promote arbitrary or discriminatory enforcement. The court found employers have enough notice about benefits they must provide to qualify to offer a lower wage in return for offering health insurance. The minimum wage is currently $7.25 if an employer provides health care, and $8.25 if not.