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When a law is contrary to the Constitution, it is called:

unlawful
unconstitutional
a caucus

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User Edbras
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Answer:

unconstitutional

Step-by-step explanation:

When a law is contrary to the constitution, it is called unconstitutional. This is determined through the process of judicial review.

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User Doingweb
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Unconstitutional sounds like the most probable choice
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User MNSH
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