| A | B |
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| Printz v. U.S. | Held that the fed. govt. could not require state and local police to enforce a fed. law w/o providing money and state acceptance of that fed. support |
| NLRB v. Jones & Laughlin Steel | Held that Congress could regulate labor relations in a factory; extended interpretation of Commerce clause |
| Fletcher v. Peck | Said a state could not pass a law that impaired contracts or land titles acquired in good faith; first time that the Sup. Ct. said a state law was unconstitutional |
| U.S. v. Lopez | Ruled that the Fed. Gun Control Act prohibitin the possession of a gun within 1000 ft. of a school was unconst.; limited the application of the Commerce Clause |
| Heart of Atlanta Motel v. U.S. | Upheld Civil Rts. Act; reaffirmed Congress's broad powers under Commerce Clause |
| U.S. v. Morrison | Struck down part of the Violence Against Women Act; limitation of application of Commerce Clause |
| McCulloch v. Maryland | Established that it was constitutional to establish a Natl. Bank; used the elastic clause |
| Katzenbach v. McClung | Applied Civil Rts. Act to a small restaurant b/c it purchased supplies thru interstae commerce |
| Gibbons v. Ogden | Held that the fed. license outweighted a state navigational license; showed the fed. govt. was supreme in issues of interstate commerce |
| South Dakota v. Dole | Upheld Congressional legislation requiring states to raise the legal drinking age as a condition of receiving all their fed. hwy. funds |
