Studies in the Police Power of the National Government Electronic Resource
Studies in the Police Power of the National Government Electronic Resource
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. . . There is no question that the act uniformly applies to the conditions which call its provisions into play — that its provisions apply to all the states — so that the question really is a complaint as to the want of uniform existence of things to which the act applies, and not to an absence of uniformity in the act itself. '' Having disposed of these objections the court could "see no reason for saying that although Congress, in view of the nature and char- acter of intoxicants had power t...o forbid their movement in inter- state commerce, it had not the authority so to deal with the subject as to establish a regulation (which is what was done by 78 (1917) 242 U. S. 311, 37 S. C. R. 180, 61 L. Ed. 326.
79 Supra, p. 386.
80 Supra, p. 390.
408 MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW the Webb-Kenyon Law) making it impossible for one state to violate the prohibitions of the laws of another through the chan- nels of interstate commerce. " 81 (b) The Lacey Act: In 1900 Congress passed a statute mak- ing it unlawful to ship from one state or territory to another state or territory any animals or birds killed in violation of the laws of the state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . There is no question that the act uniformly applies to the conditions which call its provisions into play — that its provisions apply to all the states — so that the question really is a complaint as to the want of uniform existence of things to which the act applies, and not to an absence of uniformity in the act itself. '' Having disposed of these objections the court could "see no reason for saying that although Congress, in view of the nature and char- acter of intoxicants had power t...o forbid their movement in inter- state commerce, it had not the authority so to deal with the subject as to establish a regulation (which is what was done by 78 (1917) 242 U. S. 311, 37 S. C. R. 180, 61 L. Ed. 326.
79 Supra, p. 386.
80 Supra, p. 390.
408 MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW the Webb-Kenyon Law) making it impossible for one state to violate the prohibitions of the laws of another through the chan- nels of interstate commerce. " 81 (b) The Lacey Act: In 1900 Congress passed a statute mak- ing it unlawful to ship from one state or territory to another state or territory any animals or birds killed in violation of the laws of the state.
What to read after Studies in the Police Power of the National Government Electronic Resource?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cushman, Robert Eugene, 1889-1969 to read onlineMoreLess
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