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Dormant Commerce Clause

Dormant Commerce Clause proper noun: a legal doctrine inferred from the Commerce Clause that prohibits states from discriminating against interstate or international commerce.

Proper noun

Dormant Commerce Clause

  1. (US) A legal doctrine inferred from the Commerce Clause that prohibits states from discriminating against interstate or international commerce.

Synonyms of Dormant Commerce Clause

Questions about Dormant Commerce Clause

What does Dormant Commerce Clause mean?
Dormant Commerce Clause means a legal doctrine inferred from the Commerce Clause that prohibits states from discriminating against interstate or international commerce.
What part of speech is Dormant Commerce Clause?
Dormant Commerce Clause is a proper noun.

Words near Dormant Commerce Clause in the dictionary

  1. dormancy
  2. Dormand-Prince method
  3. Dormans
  4. Dormansland
  5. dormant
  6. Dormant Commerce Clause
  7. dormant volcano
  8. dormant volcanoes
  9. dormant volcanos
  10. dormant window
  11. dormant windows

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