Arising out of a North Carolina cotton mill, for 10 points— name this Supreme Court case which declined, in 1918, to uphold a law against child labor.
The law in question involved a thirty-day window for one class of persons and a prohibition on night (*) hours for another, and Holmes wrote in his dissent that "indirect effects" could not make a law unconstitutional. Arising out of a North Carolina cotton mill, for 10 points— name this Supreme Court case which declined, in 1918, to uphold a law against child labor.
The law in question involved a thirty-day window for one class of persons and a prohibition on night (*) hours for another, and Holmes wrote in his dissent that "indirect effects" could not make a law unconstitutional.
Hammer v. Dagenhart (accept Dagenhart)