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''United States v. Morrison'' (2000) was a 5-4 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court invalidating a federal law against domestic violence on the grounds that there was insufficient connection with interstate commerce.

This decision built on the federalism principle established in ''[[United States v. Lopez]]'' (1995), imposing limits on federal power to regulate non-economic activity that is local in nature.

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