SHERLOCK v. Alling, AdmInistrator

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• state statute \declar[ing] a general principle respecting the liability of all persons within the jurisdiction of the State for torts resultin[g] in the death of parties injured\ does not offend the dormant Commerce Clause
• state statute “declar[ing] a general principle respecting the liability of all persons within the jurisdiction of the State for torts resulting] in the death of parties injured” does not offend the dormant Commerce Clause
• state statute “declaring] a general principle respecting the liability of all persons within the jurisdiction of the State for torts resultin[g] in the death of parties injured” does not offend the dormant Commerce Clause

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).