Category: Constitutional Law

Congress has broad lawmaking authority under the Commerce Clause, but that power is limited, and…

The Commerce Clause does not vest Congress with the authority to enact a statute regulating…

In granting statehood to territories, Congress does not have the power to withhold any of…

By engaging in interstate rail commerce, a State subjects itself to Congress’ commerce power; therefore,…

If the regulated intrastate activity has a substantial effect on interstate commerce, Congress may regulate…