Supreme Court History: U.S. v Lopez (1995) @LegalesePodcast
Supreme Court History: U.S. v Lopez (1995)  @LegalesePodcast
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
*Correction*
13:00 I mixed up details about Wickard v. Filburn. Claude R. Wickard was the plaintiff. He sued on behalf of Department of Agriculture et al. & Roscoe Filburn was the farmer charged with violating the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938

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Supreme Court History: U.S. v Lopez (1995)

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