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Only if it is declared unconstitutional by the courts.
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A law can be unenforceable for several reasons. It can be:
- Physically impossible (laws to pass a value for pi of 3 cannot change the real world)
- It is impossible to determine if the law has been broken (No one can disbelieve in the Holocaust)
- It is contradictory (Another law says the opposite thing - one or the other is unenforceable)
- It interferes with citizens' rights (Everyone must attend a church)
- Nobody understands the law (Nobody can blobbet the regno)
Enactment by the lawful authority in the country in which it is a law.
In the United States, the law isn't called a law. It is a bill. The bill goes to the Senate, then the House of Representatives. If the bill gets passed, it's off to the White House to either be signed or vetoed. If the bill is signed, it is a law. If it is vetoed, it goes back to Congress, where the Congress can override the veto with a 2/3 vote.
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