The dormant Commerce Clause of the Constitution prevents states from discriminating against out-of-state actors in interstate commerce. The dormant term refers to its negative implication rather than express text. Courts have found a negative aspect embedded in the language that prevents state and local governments from impeding the free flow of goods from one state to another, (citation omitted).
Social Equity Licensing in Cannabis & the Dormant Commerce Clause
Recreational use of Cannabis is a legal these days depending on what state you reside. These states are creating legal provisions to regulate the production and sale of cannabis products. From
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