Dan T. Coenen
Abstract
Discusses the scope of the commerce power, federalism-based restrictions on that power, and limitations imposed by the "dormant Commerce Clause" principle on both state regulatory and state taxing measures
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Discusses the scope of the commerce power, federalism-based restrictions on that power, and limitations imposed by the "dormant Commerce Clause" principle on both state regulatory and state taxing measures
Key concepts: Commerce Clause, Dormant Commerce Clause, Lawmaking, Federalism, Statutory interpretation, Law, Political science, Statutory law