1. Nigro v. United States, No. 600, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, January 11, 12, 1928, Argued , April 9, 1928, Decided
OVERVIEW: A tax on the sale of drugs and the requirement that certain forms be used for reporting sales was constitutional, and the fact that the tax had the incidental motive of discouraging drug use did not render it invalid.
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