Raisch

Judge Reinhart’s authorship of the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Raisch well illustrates that most of the Respondent’s support is coming from those opposed to federal drug laws, rather than those seeking to roll back the NewDeal.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Cass Sunstein Responds to “Constitution in Exile” Post: 2005

As a matter of regulating interstate trade the federal government must be able to regulate the the commerce in a state (ala Raisch) and because state debt eventually will have an effect on commerce (higher taxes, less state spending, etc, etc) the federal government must step in to take control of California.

The Volokh Conspiracy » A Federal Receivership for a State? 2010

Glad to hear Warren Raisch starting, loved his last session.

Next Generation Agency: Search, Social, Viral, Mobile and Analytics | Managing Greatness 2010

Warren Raisch: If you could have a car or a cellphone?

Best of SMX Toronto 2010 | Managing Greatness 2010

Warren Raisch: If you could have a car or a cellphone?

Best of SMX Toronto 2010 | Managing Greatness 2010

As a matter of regulating interstate trade the federal government must be able to regulate the the commerce in a state (ala Raisch) and because state debt eventually will have an effect on commerce (higher taxes, less state spending, etc, etc) the federal government must step in to take control of California.

The Volokh Conspiracy » A Federal Receivership for a State? 2010

I'm guessing that tomorrow's cases will include Wickard/Lopez/Raisch, which should make things clearer

Is That Legal?: The Myth of Judicial Activism 2006

That impression was strengthened by Ashcroft v. Raisch, the medical marijuana case pending in the Supreme Court.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Cass Sunstein Responds to “Constitution in Exile” Post: 2005

Over on another corner of Blogspot, Marilyn Raisch has started a discussion on the Foreign Collection Development Blog (FCIL-SIS): Print versus Electronic, or, Books are Dead?.

FCIL-SIS Blog: Print versus Electronic, or, Books are Dead? 2005

Over on another corner of Blogspot, Marilyn Raisch has started a discussion on the Foreign Collection Development Blog (FCIL-SIS): Print versus Electronic, or, Books are Dead?.

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