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Not exactly, if a law is passed by the legislature and signed by the appropriate head of government (Governor for state law, President for Federal law), it IS law.
It can be enforced.
If it is tested in court, it may be found to not be valid or may not mean what the drafters thought. But until the law goes to the Supreme Court, the people enforcing the law may still enforce it (but likely over turned in court) either the way they think or the way the previous courts decided.
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