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Whiting on the power to regulate liquor trade in state law
James B Whiting argues state excise style liquor controls violate federal supremacy and due process. He contends Congress alone may tax or regulate imports and excises, while states cannot impose such uniform duties, and that the new act attempts a prohibited prohibition by transforming a lawful trade into a public nuisance.
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Congress
United States
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
England
Charles II
Massachusetts
Witiout
Hanna
Zeo
Rey Jeer
Lord Mansfield
Legislaure
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Nyse
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Esa
Ringler
Unites States
TF Rey
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Brown
Maryland
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Sir Howard
Norival
Tamamar
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Pat
Peter
Trawilton
Ste
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Union
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J. R. Whiting
Mny
Uns
Lord Coke
Examppe
Rome