On the recordFebruary 3, 2014
The reason we have an interstate commerce clause is because of what was happening between the States with respect to barriers of entry.
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congress.govThe reason we have an interstate commerce clause is because of what was happening between the States with respect to barriers of entry.
Royce explains the purpose of the interstate commerce clause in relation to state barriers.
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