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Geer Vs. Connecticut
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 02, 1896
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U.S. 519 (1896) U.S. Supreme Court Geer v. ConnecticutSearch
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U.S. 519 (1896) Geer v. ConnecticutSearch
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although the books contain cases involving controversies as to the meaning of some of the statutes. Commonwealth v. HallSearch
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Commonwealth v. WilkinsonSearch
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People v. O'NeilSearch
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validity of some particular method of enforcement provided in some of the statutes has been drawn in question. State v. SaundersSearch
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Territory v. EvansSearch
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cases recognizing the right of the states to control and regulate the common property in game are numerous. In McCrady v. VirginiaSearch
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of other states from planting oysters within the tidewaters of that state was upheld by this Court. In Manchester v. MassachusettsSearch
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to control and regulate the catching of fish within the bays of that state was also maintained. See also Phelps v. RaceySearch
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Magner v. PeopleSearch
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American Express Co. v. PeopleSearch
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State v. NorthernSearch
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State v. RodmanSearch
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Organ v. StateSearch
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Allen v. WyckoffSearch
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Roth v. StateSearch
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Gentile v. StateSearch
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State v. FarrellSearch
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State v. SaundersSearch
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the public good. Therefore, for the purpose of exercising this power, the state, as held by this Court in Martin v. WaddellSearch
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and external commerce and interstate commerce is marked, and has always been recognized by this Court. In Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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confined to internal, and did not extend to external, commerce. The case in this respect is identical with Kidd v. PearsonSearch
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views Page 161 U. S. 533 have been expressed by the courts of last resort of several of the states. In State v. RodmanSearch
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State v. NorthernSearch
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Pacific Express Co., supra. So, also, in Magner v. PeopleSearch
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Ark. 270. It is indeed true that, in State v. SaundersSearch
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Kan. 127, and Territory v. EvansSearch
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efficiently called into play, because, by doing so, interstate commerce may be remotely and indirectly affected. Kidd v. PearsonSearch
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here called in question) flows from the duty of the state to preserve for its people a valuable food supply. Phelps v. RaceySearch
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cases there cited. The exercise by the state of such power therefore comes directly within the principle of Plumley v. CommonwealthSearch
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net fish from the sea, he has a property in them of which no one is permitted to despoil him. Spring Valley Waterworks v. SchottlerSearch
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U. S. 374 . In State v. SaundersSearch
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and referred to the case of Welton v. MissouriSearch
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commerce between the states has commenced, and that with its control or regulation no state can interfere. Welton v. MissouriSearch
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Henderson v. NewSearch
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of such lawfully killed game with intent to send it to a friend in an adjoining state. The court cites McCready v. VirginiaSearch
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planted, could not be purchased in Virginia with the intent to ship them to another state. This Court, in Plumley v. MassachusettsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Geer v. ConnecticutSearch
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Commonwealth v. HallSearch
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In McCrady v. VirginiaSearch
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Court. In Manchester v. MassachusettsSearch
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Phelps v. RaceySearch
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Martin v. WaddellSearch
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Court. In Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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