Felix Frankfurter,
Central Greyhound Lines Inc of New York v…
“ To call commerce in fact interstate 'local commerce' because under a given set of circumstances, as in the Lehigh Valley case, a particular exertion of State power is not rendered invalid by the Commerce Clause is to indulge in a fiction. ”
Felix Frankfurter,
Central Greyhound Lines Inc of New York v…
“ It is too late in the day to deny that transportation which leaves a State and enters another State is 'Commerce * * * among the several states' simply because the points from and to are in the same State. ”
Felix Frankfurter,
Central Greyhound Lines Inc of New York v…
“ New York claims the right to tax the gross receipts from transportation which traverses New Jersey and Pennsylvania as well as New York. To say that this commerce is confined to New York is to indulge in pure fiction. ”
