Does anyone know what was decided or even what "Washburn v. Illinois" in 1886 is? Not even my teacher knows, and it is nowhere on the internt.
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I think you mean Wabash V. Illinois, 1186.
Try that.
I think toad cat is right. (except the year's 1886) =P
But the Wabash Case court favored state regulation where the Interstate Commerce Act didn't apply.
capitalization? who the heck came up with this horrible rule?!
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Haha, yup 1886.