Gonzales v. Raich
Basically Wickard 2.0
- Quintessentially economic activities—the production, distribution, and consumption of commodities—may still be regulated by Congress under the commerce clause.
- Need only determine whether Congress had a rational basis for concluding that this activity, taken in the aggregate, substantially affects ISC
- Necessary & proper clause interplay: regulating illegal drugs
- From tthis case: local growth and consumption of weed, in the aggregate, held to substnatially affect ISC; thus Congress would regulate it.