DOES THE SUPREMACY CLAUSE PREEMPT THE STATES FROM CREATING A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF PRIVACY THAT GRANTS WITHIN THE STATE INDIVIDUALS, LEGITIMATE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY IN FINANCIAL RECORDS BROADER THAN THE IMPLIED FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF PRIVACY BY RELYING ON FEDERAL HABEAS CORPUS UNDER 28 USC. §2254 FOR A CLAIM OF INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL BASED ON COUNSEL'S FAILURE TO RAISE A STATE CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATION?

Does the Supremacy Clause preempt the states from creating a constitutional right of privacy that grants individuals a legitimate expectation of privacy in financial records broader than the Supreme Court's federal constitutional right of privacy