United States v. Pendleton

How courts have described this case

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• upholding Section 2423(c) because it expressly requires that an individual travel in foreign commerce before engaging in the proscribed conduct
• using the Lopez framework in concluding that the Foreign Commerce Clause gives Congress the power to enact § 2423(c)
• using the Lopez framework in concluding that the Foreign Commerce Clause gives Congress the power to enact § 2423(c)
• declining to decide whether the Foreign Commerce Clause conveys constitutional authority that is broader than the Interstate Commerce Clause absent guidance from the Supreme Court
• finding \ Lopez 's 'time-tested' framework\ suitable for the foreign commerce context
• finding “Lopez’s ‘time- tested’ framework” suitable for the foreign commerce context

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).