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Con Law I > Congress’s Regulatory Powers: Federal Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce (1937-1995) > Flashcards

Congress’s Regulatory Powers: Federal Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce (1937-1995) Flashcards

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Con Law I (22 decks)

The Judicial Power

The Judicial Power: Congressional Checks on the Judicial Power + Self-Imposed Limits on the Judicial Power: The Political Question Doctrine

The Judicial Power: Case or Controversy Requirement: Advisory Opinions

The Judicial Power: Case and Controversy Requirement: Standing

The Judicial Power: Case and Controversy Requirement: Ripeness and Mootness

The Distribution of National Regulatory Powers: Foundational Concepts

The Distribution of National Regulatory Powers: Presidential Immunity from Judicial Process

The Distribution of National Regulatory Powers: Foreign Affairs and the War Powers

Federal Law, Federal Institutions, and Federal Supremacy

Congress’s Regulatory Powers: Congressional Legislation + Federal Power under the Necessary and Proper Clause

Congress’s Regulatory Powers: Federal Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce (before 1937)

Congress’s Regulatory Powers: Federal Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce (1937-1995)

Congress’s Regulatory Powers: Federal Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce (1937-1995)

Congress’s Regulatory Powers: Federal Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce (1995-present)

Residual State Powers—and Their Limits The Commerce Clause as a Limitation on State Regulatory Power (Dormant Commerce Clause)

Residual State Powers—and Their Limits - The Commerce Clause as a Limitation on State Regulatory Power: Modern Applications (Dormant Commerce Clause)

Residual State Powers—and Their Limits (Dormant Commerce Clause) - Interstate Privileges and Immunities and Federal Preemption of State Law

Federal Regulation of the States - Regulation of States as Economic Actors and the Prohibition on Commandeering

Federal Regulation of the States - The Taxing and Spending Power as an Alternative to Regulation

Federal Regulation of the States - Government Functions

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