Houlton Citizens' Coalition v. Town of Houlton

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “[t]he dormant Commerce Clause does not affect state or local regulations directly authorized by Congress”
• explaining that the court of appeals reviews the entry of summary judgment de novo
• explaining that the court of appeals may affirm an order for summary judgment “on any ground revealed by the record”
• noting that “if local legislation leaves all comers with equal access to the local market, it does not offend the dormant Commerce Clause”
• explaining that the court of appeals reviews the entry of summary judgment de novo
• explaining that \[t]he dormant Commerce Clause does not affect state or local regulations directly authorized by Congress\

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