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Marbury v. Madison
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Court can compel executive to act but does not do so here; “establishment” of judicial review of congressional statutes
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McCulloch v. Maryland
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Congress has the power to establish a national bank and states may not impost taxes on it; how to define the scope of national power (of congressional power) and what is the nature of the union that the Constitution creates
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Comstock
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court upheld federal statute that allowed govt to keep someone in federal custody if at the time of their release they are found to have a mental disorder + sexually violent, clear and convincing evidence; challenged as outside of Congress’ enumerated powers
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Wickard
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regulation of amount of wheat that a farmer can produce
• Wheat sold on the market is obviously within Congress’ power • Wheat consumed is also within Congress’ power – aggregate • Unclear what level of generality, what is being aggregated? • Substitutes for wheat in the market – makes it seem more commercial |
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Darby Bootstrap
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Congress can use what is “necessary and proper” to effect interstate commerce regulation; use first regulation to justify the second
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Katzenbach v. McClug
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Court upholds Title II of 1964 Civil Rights Act under the Commerce Clause
• Discrimination deters black travelers, depresses business generally, and less pork moving through interstate commerce |
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Gonzales v. Raich
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Can Congress regulate the local production and consumption of marijuana through a federal ban on private cultivation?
o Court upholds the law on Wickard grounds: • 1) homegrown marijuana can substitute for market marijuana • 2) aggregated can have a substantial effect on market marijuana |