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1 U.S. Const. Federal statute State Const. Federal executive Branch rule or order State statute Municipal ordinance State executive Branch rule or order

2 U.S. Const. Federal statute State Const. Federal executive Branch rule or order State statute Municipal ordinance State executive Branch rule or order

3 U.S. Const. Federal statute State Const. Federal executive Branch rule or order State statute Municipal ordinance State executive Branch rule or order

4 U.S. Const. Federal statute State Const. Federal executive Branch rule or order State statute Municipal ordinance State executive Branch rule or order X

5 U.S. Const. Federal statute State Const. Federal executive Branch rule or order State statute Municipal ordinance State executive Branch rule or order X

6 U.S. Const. Federal statute State Const. Federal executive Branch rule or order State statute Municipal ordinance State executive Branch rule or order X

7 U.S. Const. Federal statute State Const. Federal executive Branch rule or order State statute Municipal ordinance State executive Branch rule or order X

8 Higher level grant of power Lower level exercise Interp. 1 Lower level exercise Interp. 2 How interpretation affects validity

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