Question

A federal court may only strike down a federal statute on what grounds?

Fragility
Futility
Unconstitutionality
Unpopularity

Answer 1

Well, let's look at some of the facts here:

A federal statute is something that MUST be followed. There are plenty of laws that are fragile, and they are not struck down, so I would Say A is out. Almost ANY law is going to be unpopular somewhere, so that will not matter in the grand scheme of things, so D is out.

Using this information, what do you think it is based upon the remaining two answers?

Answer 2

C? @Zyi6

Answer 3

Very good!