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This seems ridiculous. If a state wants to do something like this, can't they just import the medicines directly? After all, if any regulation restricts it, the
by PeterisP 7y ago
This seems ridiculous. If a state wants to do something like this, can't they just import the medicines directly? After all, if any regulation restricts it, the state should have the power to correct that regulation.
- foxyv 7y agoThis would constitute interstate commerce which is explicitly mentioned in the US constitution as a power reserved to the Federal government. If Utah wanted to manufacture Utah only non-patented pharmaceuticals then they could escape that regulation. However importing across state lines is within the jurisdiction of the Federal government.