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SCOTUS Blog: Notable petitions include commerce clause and taxpayer standing case

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SCOTUS Blog has posted its notable petitions which includes a commerce clause case and this: Title: Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children, Inc. v. Pedreira Docket: 09-1121 Issues: (1) Whether the ?legislative enactment? nexus test?requiring a nexus between a taxpayer?s status and the type of ?legislative enactment? he is challenging?applies to state taxpayers as it does to federal taxpayers; and (2) whether Article III confers upon federal courts broader authority to address alleged Establishment Clause violations by state legislatures than to address such violations by Congress. Opinion below (6th Circuit) Petition for certiorari

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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