The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation: Annotations of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to June 30, 1952
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The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation: Annotations of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to June 30, 1952
Constitutional law -- United States; Constitutions -- United States
Congress' jurisdiction over navigable streams today 131
Purposes for which power may be generated 131
Congressional regulation of land transportation 132
Early Acts: Federal provision for highways 132
Beginnings of federal railway regulation 132
Regulation of rates: Interstate Commerce Commission 133
Interstate Commerce Commission today 135
Shreveport Case 135
Act of 1920 and State railway rate regulation 136
Regulation of other agents of carriage and communication 137
Acts of Congress protective of labor engaged in interstate
transportation 139
Adair Case 141
Railroad Retirement Act 142
Bills of Lading: Ferger Case 143
Congressional regulation of commerce as traffic 144
Sherman Act: Sugar Trust Case 144
Sherman Act revised 146
"Current of commerce" concept: Swift Case 147
Danbury Hatters Case 149
Stockyards and Grain Futures Acts 149
Securities and Exchange Commission 150
Congressional regulation of production and industrial
relations 152
Antidepression legislation 152
National Industrial Recovery Act 152
Schechter Case 152
Agricultural Adjustment Act 153
Bituminous Coal Conservation Act 153
National Labor Relations Act 154
Fair Labor Standards Act: Darby Case 155
Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act 159
Acts of Congress prohibiting commerce 160
Foreign commerce; Jefferson's embargo 160
Foreign commerce; protective tariffs 162
Foreign commerce; banned articles 162
Interstate commerce; conflict of doctrine and opinion 163
Acts of Congress prohibitive of commerce 168
Lottery Case 169
National prohibitions and State police power 169
Hammer _v._ Dagenhart 170
Interstate commerce in stolen goods banned 171
Darby Case 172
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