Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from American Law and Procedure, Vol. 14: Statutory Construction
The states have supreme power within their limits for local government, except as this power is restrained by the federal powers. With this limitation, for the purpose of local government, the states are supreme and independent The law-making powers of state legislatures are plenary, subject only to the restrictions of the federal and state constitutions.
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