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"perfectly within its rights to impose a licensing requirement" How so? I can think of two example of near unanimous modern agreement where lower governmental
by VLM 12y ago
"perfectly within its rights to impose a licensing requirement"
How so?
I can think of two example of near unanimous modern agreement where lower governmental levels are not allowed to impose additional randomly purchased rules on subjects regulated at a higher level, its a thought crime to even suggest the rationale behind these historical issues:
1) Poll taxes and election tests
2) Enforcement of immigration law
- pdabbadabba 12y agoWell of course there are certain licensing requirements that a municipality cannot impose. But you remain very far from showing that a license to operate a taxi -- an area that is subject to strict regulation in virtually every municipality in the U.S. -- is one of them.
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