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3 branches of government
Executive (makes laws), legislative, judicial (enforces)
Constitutional Interpretation: bedrock view
can not be changed what so ever
Constitutional Interpretation: Living document view
times change and interpretation will too
amending the constitution
amendments can be placed on the constitution
Precedent: Dicta
personal opinion of the justice on the ruling of the court
Commerce clause
under congress power, they have the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, states, and indian lands
Article 1,8
to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the indian tribes
civil rights act 1964
no equal treatment in public accomodation
Interstate commerce
commerce within ones own state
Heart of atlanta case
would not rent rooms to non-white guests. got injunction to appeal law, saying it didnt interfere with interstate commerce. It hindered african americans from traveling and migrating
Ollies BBQ case
meat from area, customers from area. blacks not served inside. did not interfere with commerce
Intrastate commerce
commerce between multiple states. States cant make apposing intrastate laws after congress has set a law in place
Granholm v heald
out of state small winerys couldnt sell to other customers in other states. giving unfair advantage to winery in state. one court saying it is constitutional other saying it is not.
Bill of rights
first 10 amendments
Due process
5th and 14th amendments. procedural and substanitive
equal protection
14th amedments
strict scrutiny test for rational basis
opposing intrastate laws.
does law affect substanitive right?
does the law impact a "suspect class"?
is there compelling state interest in having this law?
is the law narrowly taylored?
pendulum swings
the market regulates the company
Regulation
public harm
false advertising
health and safety
free enterprise
predictions made by supply and demand away from government regulation
Sherman act
prevents companies from working together to regulate price. prevents monopolies
Administrative agencies
part of the executive branch
administers and implements congressional legislation
work and records open to public
Legislativve
promulgate rules
public input
executive
investigation charges enforcement
judicial
Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)
Hearings
Interpretation
Penalties