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Tuesday, June 07, 2005
In medical marijuana case, Supreme Court says everything is interstate commerce
In medical marijuana case, Supreme Court says everything is interstate commerce: "On politech, Declan McCullagh writes: Today's decision in Gonzales v. Raich hints at how the Supreme Court would rule on other cases dealing with federalism. It also shows the lack of respect that six of the current Supreme Court justices have for the plain text of the Constitution. GMU law professor David Bernstein's take: another way to say it is that we live during a time of rule by men and women on the bench and in Congress, each governed by personal whims and predilections and fears. The rule of law, with a federal government properly limited by constitutional dictates, no longer exists."
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