Texas Department of Public Safety v. Kenya J. Trevino Rodriguez

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• “this Court has long realized the practical impossibility of a state’s achieving a perfect apportionment of expansive, complex business activities such as those of appellant”
• taxation did not amount to violation of due process, because transactions at issue were “intrastate activities”
• “Unless a palpably disproportionate result comes from an apportionment, a result which makes it patent that the tax is levied upon interstate commerce rather than upon an intrastate privilege, this Court has not been willing to nullify honest state efforts to make apportionments.”
• 91 L ed at 395

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).