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Suppose that the California legislature passes a law that severely restricts carbon dioxide emissions from automobiles in that state. A group of automobile manufacturers file suit against the state of California to prevent the enforcement of the law. The automakers claim that a federal law already sets fuel economy standards nationwide, and that fuel economy standards are essentially the same as carbon dioxide emission standards. According to the automobile manufacturers, it is unfair to allow California to pass more stringent regulations than those set by the federal law. Using the information presented in the chapter, answer the following questions. The auto manufacturers were most likley motivated by the desire to settle the idealogical conflict between state and federal law. Agree Disagree QUESTION 8 This lawsuit would most likley have been brought initially in If the court agrees not to enforce the law it will be because federal law state law due to the violates is less important preempts supremacy clause of the Constitution natural law school of legal thought. 10 points stare decisis doctrine inomy standards would most likley have been proposed by the QUESTION 7 The auto manufacturers were most likley motivated by the desire to settle the idealogical conflict between state and federal law. Agree Disagree The federal law setting nationwide fuel economy standards would most likley have been proposed by th SECFDAFAAEPA QUESTION7 The auto manufacturers were most likley motivated by the desire to settle the idealogical conflict between state and federal law. Agree Disagree This lawsuit would most likley have been brought initially i U.S Bankruptcy Court an appellate court a trial court QUESTION 9 the U.S. Supreme Court Is the outcome of the case likely to be dependent on the auto manufacturers intentions for bringing the lawsuit? Yes No QUESTION 10 10 points The California law severly restricting carbon dioxide emissions from automobiles in that state is an example law