United States v. John W. Bolton, A/K/A Gino

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• holding that under the asset depletion theory, robbery or extortion of small amounts of money from businesses that purchase goods from another state has a sufficient potential aggregate effect on interstate commerce
• holding that under the asset depletion theory, robbery or extortion of small amounts of money from businesses that purchase goods from another state has a sufficient potential aggregate effect on interstate commerce
• rejecting a facial challenge to the Hobbs Act

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