Interstate Commerce, Defined:<\/p>\n
The next time you here of someone getting charged with ‘interstate commerce’ crimes, consider the below.<\/p>\n
Few actions in US have the elements of\u00a0interstate commerce.<\/p>\n
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Two key factors that determine whether passenger carriers are subject to commercial regulations are interstate commerce and for-hire transportation.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Interstate Commerce<\/h3>\n
Title 49 section 13501 of the United States Code provides for Federal jurisdiction over motor carriers engaged in interstate commerce. A passenger carrier is in interstate commerce when it transports passengers:<\/p>\n
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- Across state lines \u2013 from one state to another or to a location in the same state when the vehicle passes through another state;\u00a0or<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Between the United States and a U.S. territory or possession;\u00a0or<\/strong><\/li>\n
- From one place in the United States through a foreign country* to another place in the United States;\u00a0or<\/strong><\/li>\n
- From the United States to another country.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
In some cases, transporting passengers\u00a0entirely within one state may be interstate commerce if the passengers began or will conclude their trip outside the state. Refer to the official guidance notice for a full explanation.<\/p>\n
((Somewhere in the US written laws it says ‘interstate commerce is transporting cargo or passengers from one federal zone (ZIP) to another federal zone (ZIP).))<\/p>\n
Solution – use our templates to challenge the above without shifting the burden of proof, and without giving discretionary authority to some power hungry, statist, US administrator.<\/p>\n
*foreign country – can possibly simply mean land foriegn to the united states, which included your private land.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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