State cannot regulate interstate-commerce rates
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 225 U.S. 101 - Railroad Commission of Ohio v. B a Worthington · 1912Most cited · 265 citing opinions
the national government has exclusive authority to regulate interstate commerce under the Constitution of the United States; nor to do more than reaffirm the equally well-settled proposition that over interstate commerce transportation rates the state has no jurisdiction, and that an attempt to regulate such rates by the state or under its authority is void.
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