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Barriers to Interstate Trade Violate the Commerce Clause
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Barriers to Interstate Trade Violate the Commerce Clause

Baldwin v. G.A.F. Seelig, Inc., Barriers to commercial traffic between states, direct or indirect, violate the Commerce Clause when purpose and effect of such barriers is to suppress or mitigate the consequences of competition between states.
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