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- 9 CFR 79.2 - Identification of sheep and goats in interstate commerce.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 9: Animals and Animal Products
- 9 CFR 71.19 - Identification of swine in interstate commerce.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 9: Animals and Animal Products
- The Problems of State Taxation of Interstate Commerce and Why Congress Should Act
Introduction. The Problem of Aggressive, Unclear, and Non-uniform Taxation of Interstate Commerce. The Constitutionality of State Taxation of Interstate Commerce. A. To Impose a Tax on Out-of-State Businesses, States Must Prove that Such Businesses Have Minimum Contacts Pursuant to the Due Process Clause. B. To Impose Tax on Out-of-State Businesses, Commerce Clause Nexus Must Be Satisfied to Prohibit Undue Burden on Interstate Commerce.
- Business Law Brief
- Nbr. III-2, April 2007

- 29 CFR 782.7 - Interstate commerce requirements of exemption.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 29: Labor
- ; Cite Interstate Commerce Violation
A yearlong sting operation, including aliases, a 5 a.m. surprise inspection and surreptitious purchases from an Amish farm in Pennsylvania, culminated in the federal government announcing this week that it has gone to court to stop Rainbow Acres Farm from selling its contraband to willing customers in the Washington area. The product in question: unpasteurized milk.
- The Washington Times
- April 29, 2011
- 29 CFR 776.29 - Instrumentalities and channels of interstate commerce.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 29: Labor
- Congressional Power to Regulate Noncommercial Activity Overseas: Interstate Commerce Clause Precedent Indicates Constitutional Limitations On Foreign Commerce Clause Authority
Although the US Supreme Court has not yet ruled any statutes criminalizing the conduct of Americans overseas unconstitutional under the Foreign Commerce Clause, three US Courts of Appeals decisions use the concept of enumerated powers-important in US Supreme Court decisions that invalidate statutes grounded in the Interstate Commerce Clause - to suggest limitations on Congress's Foreign Commerce Clause power. In two decisions, the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the Fifth and Ninth Circuits employed the US Supreme Court's Interstate Commerce Clause framework when analyzing statutes under the Foreign Commerce Clause. In so doing, these courts suggest that Foreign Commerce Clause power is not plenary-the constitutional concerns driving the US Supreme Court to recognize limitations on Congress'...
- Washington Law Review
- Vol. 81 Nbr. 3, August 2006
- 9 CFR 71.18 - Individual identification of certain cattle 2 years of age or over for movement in interstate commerce.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 9: Animals and Animal Products
- 16 CFR 1061.9 - Information about the effect on interstate commerce.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 16: Commercial Practices
- 7 CFR 201.31 - Germination standards for vegetable seeds in interstate commerce.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 7: Agriculture