I also think that it could lose of Dormant Commerce grounds.

Sign up, and you can customize which countdowns you see. Sign up

Report problem with this ad

Jun 23, 2017
11:29:46am

ironman1315 Walk-on

I also think that it could lose of Dormant Commerce grounds.

And if congress acted to ban things like this it could lose on Commerce grounds as well unless the court buys a sovereignty argument.

Report problem with this ad

ironman1315

Bio page: ironman1315
Joined: Aug 23, 2016
Last login: Jul 19, 2022
Total posts: 1,209 (2 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

Lawyers: Something interesting to consider about the TX law and CA prohibition

(Private)

6/23/17 11:06am

It is fun to watch CA standing behind their 'principles'

fan_byu

6/23/17 11:15am

Just like the PAC 12 didn't want a religious institution - unless it was one

crack

6/23/17 11:18am

For a state that doesn't want to moralize in codified law, they sure do a lot.

6/23/17 11:21am

I also think that it could lose of Dormant Commerce grounds.

ironman1315

6/23/17 11:29am

There is no way this is an establishment clause problem

Quacker

6/23/17 12:16pm

Just to add to this-- Hobby Lobby demonstrated that this Court is not against

Quacker

6/23/17 12:21pm

I am not familiar with the TX law.

(Private)

6/23/17 2:41pm

Report problem with this ad

Posting on CougarBoard

In order to post, you will need to either sign up or log in.

Report problem with this ad