Stephen G. Breyer
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first heard Oct 2010
last heard Apr 2022
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Supreme Court of the United States · Torres v. Texas Dept. of Public Safety (20-603) · 29 Mar 2022
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And what are the other?
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Do you have anything in your mind about those others?
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Well, I mean — Because, of course, if you win, or if you lose, rather, whatever those others are, they're not infringed either.
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And what I've been looking for is, what are those others?
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one or two.
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So if, in fact, California had been invaded in 1942, and has frequently happened in the Philippines, the Army had to seize houses —
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so they wouldn't fall into the hands of the Japanese, at that point, it couldn't be done.
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If you lose.
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Well, is it a right of sovereignty or not?
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You said they're commandeering.
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They're commandeering the sheriff's office.
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I shouldn't have said a house.
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I said they're commandeering the governor's palace.
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They're commandeering — all kinds of things happen in wars.
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well.
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Then you're saying that Hamilton, when he writes this, did not mean rights of sovereignty which the state had before.
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He only meant some of the rights which the state had before.
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Of course for this.
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But what I'm thinking, if I expose my thought, is that when you talk about the Indian Commerce Clause, you're talking about a power to regulate something that will exist no matter who wins, namely commerce.
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It's going to go on there, and it will be regulated in many ways.
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