It's not uncommon for email to be delivered and ready for a recipient to read or download in mere seconds of the sender having hit Send. A few minutes is probably much more common. A few hours is quite possible. A few days is also possible, and in fact, from the mail transport point of view, quite acceptable behavior.So there you go: your email could take seconds or it could take days to get from you to your recipient, or something in between..- I've Used free Hotmail for more than 10 years, Yahoo! for like 5 years and GMail since it started, E-mail is sometimes a little late, but it's way better than telephone or SMS services in my country. And it can be free.
So, yes, at times, the US Code, or enactments of Congress, can be a direct extension of the Constitution itself. Until the SC rules it is unconstitutional, it is the law of the land per the Supremacy clause of Article 6.
U.S. Constitution: 1789 The Constitution of the United States is the foundation of our American Government. It lays out the system of Government and the rights of the American people. The Constitution has three parts.