The central question in most federal preemption cases is:

A) the intent of Congress.
B) whether the federal law is supreme.
C) whether due process was afforded.
D) the application of the doctrine of judicial review.

Federal Preemption

A legal doctrine allowing federal law to take precedence over state laws in certain areas, based on the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

Congress Intent

The legislative purpose or the objectives that members of Congress aimed to achieve when enacting a specific statute or law.

Judicial Review

The power of courts to assess the legality of acts or decisions made by government officials or agencies, ensuring they do not violate the constitution or legal statutes.