Imagine Georgia charges Florida trucking companies a tax to use its highways to pass through to other states. Which of the following could happen? Congress could order Georgia to cancel the tax, citing the commerce clause and Gibbons v. Ogden decision. Congress could use the Gibbons v. Ogden decision to support the tax policies in the state of Georgia. Florida could order Georgia to cancel the tax because of the commerce clause in the Constitution. Florida could use the Gibbons v. Ogden decision to charge truck drivers from Georgia a similar tax.
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The correct answer could be the 1st option.
In a case where Georgia might charge the trucking companies in Florida with a tax for using its highways in order to pass through to the other states, the next possible step taken by the US Government would be that the Congress might pass an order to Georgia to cancel the tax. It may cite the commerce clause and also the Gibbons v. Ogden decision.
In a case where Georgia might charge the trucking companies in Florida with a tax for using its highways in order to pass through to the other states, the next possible step taken by the US Government would be that the Congress might pass an order to Georgia to cancel the tax. It may cite the commerce clause and also the Gibbons v. Ogden decision.
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