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· 4/12/2001

Libersat v. J & K Trucking, Inc.

Citations

  • 789 So. 2d 598
  • 2001 La. LEXIS 1835
  • 2001 WL 406381

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  • finding that “Congress must be unmistakably clear . . . about its intent and policy to sustain state legislation from attack under the Commerce Clause” and “[n]othing on the face of the CSA purports to bless interstate discrimination in the market for medical marijuana.”
  • invalidating state medical cannabis retail licensing requirements found to violate the dormant Commerce Clause
  • “[P]reemption by a federal statute and prohibition by the dormant Commerce 20 Clause are distinct rather than coterminous means by which federal law may limit state 21 lawmaking that substantially burdens interstate commerce.”

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Judges: Grant, Johnson, Writ

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