Prolerized New England Company v. City of Manchester

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• explaining that implied preemption exists when State and local regulation conflict, when a local regulation frustrates a statute’s purpose, or when the comprehensiveness and detail of the State statutory scheme evinces legislative intent to supersede local regulation
• explaining that implied preemption exists when State and local regulation conflict, when a local regulation frustrates a statute’s 3 purpose, or when the comprehensiveness and detail of the State statutory scheme evinces legislative intent to supersede local regulation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).