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Crandall v. Nevada

United States Supreme Court

73 U.S. (6 Wall.) 35 (1868)

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A Nevada law required railroad and stagecoach companies to collect a one-dollar tax from every person leaving the state on their vehicles; Crandall (defendant) refused to collect and remit the tax, and Nevada charged him with violating the law.

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Whether a state can impose a tax on people entering or exiting the state.

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