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"Like the significance of this or like or ways to explore it. All right. First things that stick out is that they talk about in chapter one they're talking about or chapter two they're talking about constitutional law. And they they talk about how states have just like the federal government has constitution, so do states and state law is tend to be much more specific. State constitutions tend to be much more longer and very specific related to federal law."
"Like the significance of this or like or ways to explore it. All right. First things that stick out is that they talk about in chapter one they're talking about or chapter two they're talking about constitutional law. And they they talk about how states have just like the federal government has constitution, so do states and state law is tend to be much more specific. State constitutions tend to be much more longer and very specific related to federal law."
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"Like the significance of this or like or ways to explore it. All right. First things that stick out is that they talk about in chapter one they're talking about or chapter two they're talking about constitutional law. And they they talk about how states have just like the federal government has constitution, so do states and state law is tend to be much more specific. State constitutions tend to be much more longer and very specific related to federal law."
"Like the significance of this or like or ways to explore it. All right. First things that stick out is that they talk about in chapter one they're talking about or chapter two they're talking about constitutional law. And they they talk about how states have just like the federal government has constitution, so do states and state law is tend to be much more specific. State constitutions tend to be much more longer and very specific related to federal law."