The Original Meaning of the Commerce Clause.¶
Barnett, R. E. (2001). The Original Meaning of the Commerce Clause. University of Chicago Law Review.
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- Underdeterminacy (Law)
- Barnett used the Commerce Clause to distinguish underdeterminacy from complete indeterminacy: original meaning can narrow the permissible set without uniquely resolving a current case.
This sourceDistinguishes underdeterminacy from indeterminacy in originalist application. <https://chicagounbound.uchicago.edu/uclrev/vol68/iss1/2/>.
- Barnett used the Commerce Clause to distinguish underdeterminacy from complete indeterminacy: original meaning can narrow the permissible set without uniquely resolving a current case.
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