Overton v. Oklahoma — Opinion of the Court
“ Under this situation the contention here made that the statute was repugnant to the commerce clause is too frivolous to support jurisdiction. And this is also true of the contention that there is jurisdiction because the facts establish that the conclusion of guilt could only have been reached by plainly disregarding the proof as to the character of the shipment, thus in fact applying the statute to interstate commerce, [1] since the record affords no justification for the assumption upon which the proposition rests. ”
