The United States Constitution binds government entities at the municipal, state, and federal levels and they may not enact or enforce laws, policies, or practices that infringe upon constitutional rights. When a statute, ordinance, regulation, or official action exceeds constitutional limits, affected individuals have the right to challenge that law or conduct in court.

Constitutional law violations occur when a government law or action infringes upon rights protected by the Constitution, including—but not limited to—freedom of speech, due process, equal protection, and protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. Unconstitutional laws may be challenged on their face or as applied, and unconstitutional government actions may be enjoined when they unlawfully restrict individual rights or exceed the government’s lawful authority.

When a constitutional violation occurs, courts have the authority to declare the challenged law or action unconstitutional and to prohibit its continued enforcement through injunctive relief. Sadelski Law represents individuals and entities by challenging unconstitutional laws and government actions in court and seeking declaratory and injunctive relief to prevent ongoing or future violations of constitutional rights.