Harlan Stone wrote that this amendment “states but a truism” in the United States v. Darby Lumber decision. Lawyers for Aaron Ogden unsuccessfully cited this amendment in an 1824 Supreme Court case against Thomas Gibbons. The 2011 Supreme Court case Bond v. United States upheld the last phrase of this Constitutional Amendment, which is “to the people.” This amendment has historically been cited by supporters of states’ rights because it addresses “the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution”. Name this last amendment in the Bill of Rights.
Harlan Stone wrote that this amendment “states but a truism” in the United States v. Darby Lumber decision. Lawyers for Aaron Ogden unsuccessfully cited this amendment in an 1824 Supreme Court case against Thomas Gibbons. The 2011 Supreme Court case Bond v. United States upheld the last phrase of this Constitutional Amendment, which is “to the people.” This amendment has historically been cited by supporters of states’ rights because it addresses “the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution”. Name this last amendment in the Bill of Rights.
Harlan Stone wrote that this amendment “states but a truism” in the United States v. Darby Lumber decision.