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Wrong again fufkin. ----- The U.S. constitution is the Law of the Land, and must not be violated by state laws. -- Thus, every attorney must support & honor, - his duty to U.S. & state constitutions FIRST, than his duty to the law.

ATTORNEY'S OATH OF OFFICE

CALIFORNIA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE

6067. Oath. Every person on his admission shall take an oath to support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of California, and faithfully to discharge the duties of any attorney at law to the best of his knowledge and ability. A certificate of the oath shall be indorsed upon his license.

(Added by Stats. 1939, c 34. p. 354, Sec. 1.)

.. his duty to U.S. & state constitutions FIRST, than his duty to the law.

His duty to the Constitution(s) IS his duty to the law. There is no separation whatsoever. His job is to enforce the laws, ALL THE LAWS, passed by Congress (or Legislature) and signed by the president (or governor). Again, if one appointed official may decide what he will or will not enforce, then I may decide what I will or will not obey. This is a ridiculous argument.