State and Federal Courts Clash, Threatening Nationwide Constitutional Rights Uniformity.
State and federal courts in the US sometimes disagree on how federal constitutional rights should be applied. This can lead to confusion and inconsistency in how these rights are protected. The Supreme Court was created to resolve these disagreements, but there are still many differences in how rights are enforced across the country. State courts also play a role in interpreting and protecting federal constitutional rights, and they are not required to follow the decisions of federal courts. This can lead to further diversity in how these rights are upheld.
