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Wickard v.
Filburn, 317 U.S. 111 (1942), was a
landmark United States Supreme Court decision that
dramatically increased the
regulatory power of the federal...
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generally to be
thought to
involve simply the
Commerce Clause. In
Wickard v.
Filburn (1942), the
Supreme Court upheld a
federal statute making it a
crime for...
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Wickard was
appointed to the post. He was on the
winning side in
Wickard v.
Filburn, in
which the U.S.
Supreme Court decided in a case that the
federal government...
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Commerce Clause powers to
maintain a
strong national economy. In
Wickard v.
Filburn (1942), in the
context of
World War II, the
Court ruled that
federal regulation...
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interstate commerce and
relied heavily on a New Deal case,
Wickard v.
Filburn,
which held that the
government may
regulate personal cultivation and consumption...
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restrictions on how much
wheat one
could grow—even,
Filburn learned in a
landmark Supreme Court case,
Wickard v.
Filburn (1942),
wheat grown on his
modest farm. Cohen...
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regulate employment conditions. Then, one year later, in
Wickard v.
Filburn, the
Court expanded federal power to
regulate the
economy by
holding that...
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Filburn v People's
Palace and
Aquarium Co Ltd, 25 Q.B. Div. 258 (1890), was an
English case
before the Queen's
Bench that
imposed strict liability upon...
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claim of non-triviality was made
despite the
contention in
Wickard v.
Filburn stemming from an
alleged alteration of
national wheat prices caused by...
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regulation of
interstate commerce. He
based that
decision on
Wickard v.
Filburn,
which he now
wrote "expanded the
Commerce Clause beyond all reason". Scalia...
