Question

how does the supreme court resolve conflicts between state and federal laws? by automatically siding with the state government by interpreting the constitution and determining the validity of the disputed law by allowing both state and federal laws to coexist without intervention

Explanation:

The Supreme Court resolves state-federal law conflicts through constitutional interpretation, applying principles like federal supremacy (Article VI of the U.S. Constitution) to assess if state laws conflict with valid federal laws or the Constitution itself. It does not automatically side with states or allow unregulated coexistence.

Answer:

by interpreting the Constitution and determining the validity of the disputed law