[BlackRazor]

So much for me liking her. Has anybody told this dimwit about a thing called the "US Constitution" or the "Bill of Rights"? No state has the legal or moral authority to restrict the rights RECOGONIZED AND GUARANTEED by the US Constitution.

Does a state judge have the authority to strike down law on federal grounds? I thought they were bound by the state constitution, and that if an appeal were to be made on federal grounds, it would have to go to federal court.

[sneakypete]

Does a state judge have the authority to strike down law on federal grounds?

I doubt it,but they DO have the authority to tell the feds to go urinate up a rope because they will not enforce that law in their state.

I thought they were bound by the state constitution, and that if an appeal were to be made on federal grounds, it would have to go to federal court.

I think you are probably right about this,but nothing prevents them from exercising "judicial nullification".