Granite Construction Co. v. CalOSHA

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a tax on ticket sales made within the state for travel originating from that state did not violate the internal consistency test
• holding that a sales tax on a bus ticket sold within the state did not violate the dormant Commerce Clause; the tax's identical application by all states would not result in a disadvantage to interstate commerce because each sale would result in one tax
• noting that the U.S. Supreme Court asks “whether the tax is ‘internally consistent’ and, if so, whether it is ‘externally consistent’ as well.”
• holding that a sales tax on a bus ticket sold within the state did not violate the dormant Commerce Clause; the tax’s identical application by all states would not result in a disadvantage to interstate commerce because each sale would result in one tax
• explaining that this inverse effect is known as the “dormant Commerce Clause”
• explaining that this inverse effect is known as the “dormant Commerce Clause”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).