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... commerce . It has long been settled that Congress has extensive authority over this Nation's waters under the Commerce Clause . Early in our history this Court held that the power to regulate commerce necessarily includes power over ...
... commerce . It has long been settled that Congress has extensive authority over this Nation's waters under the Commerce Clause . Early in our history this Court held that the power to regulate commerce necessarily includes power over ...
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... commerce by water ; accordingly , I would hold that it is coextensive with the " navigable waters of the United States . " As the Court recognizes , ante , at 390 , the navigational servitude symbol- izes the dominant federal interest ...
... commerce by water ; accordingly , I would hold that it is coextensive with the " navigable waters of the United States . " As the Court recognizes , ante , at 390 , the navigational servitude symbol- izes the dominant federal interest ...
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... Commerce Clause to regulate the taking of fish in state waters , there can be no question today that such power exists where there is some effect on interstate commerce . Perez v . United States , 402 U. S. 146 ( 1971 ) ; Heart of ...
... Commerce Clause to regulate the taking of fish in state waters , there can be no question today that such power exists where there is some effect on interstate commerce . Perez v . United States , 402 U. S. 146 ( 1971 ) ; Heart of ...
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