Does the Assimilative Crimes Act, 18 U.S.C. § 13, impose upon a federal Court to assimilate Under the requirements of an Unconstitutional State Statute, to render it Constitutional to block the recent ruling of the State of Colorado Supreme Court, Book "In the Interest of R.O." (Colo. 1992) Violate the First Amendment and this Court's holding in Morris v. United States?

Does the Supremacy Clause, U.S. Const. art. VI, cl. 2, days. I tda.± a. State Statute that it in Conflict Vltdla. fderu! laW (fderu.1 Coo S titutiono-l ft>pht)?

Does the Fourth Amendment and the Fifth Amendment Void-for-Vagueness Dicin' /?e fermit So/rn&ane. io ^ C?nVicfed UUider cx/l {-r -n LLfiCori Si'A fee tfonou / <§ 'faJ'ojfe* -m ctrx &to tk- tin tied States Constitution _(LUSZr?

Does the Assimilative Crimes Act confer jurisdiction upon a federal court to assimilate and alter the elements of an unconstitutional state statute to render it constitutional?