Third Circuit· 9/7/2011

United States v. Pendleton

Citations

658 F.3d 299
2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 18565
2011 WL 3907120

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

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

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Judges: Sloviter, Hardiman, Jones

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