1. United States v. Louisiana, No. 17, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, October 13, 1933, Argued , November 6, 1933, Decided
OVERVIEW: ICC acted within its power to prevent discrimination against interstate commerce by requiring intrastate rate increase and was not required to make an individual finding that a particular rate increase in a state was just and reasonable.
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