In what way is marshals ruling in the Gibbons case consistent with his other decisions such as McCulloch v.Maryland, that related to federalism versus State powers

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Muthukumar Anbalagan · Answer 1 · 2019-09-26T07:27:36+0000

He explained that navigation is a part of commerce because otherwise it could be perceived as unconstitutional, and the law could be argued and changed.

In what way is marshals ruling in the Gibbons case consistent with his other decisions such as McCulloch v.Maryland, that related to federalism versus State powers

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