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SCOTUS is poised to remind states that the Constitution doesnt stop at the liquor store

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The US Supreme Court is preparing to issue a ruling that could have significant implications for state laws governing the sale and consumption of alcohol. The case at hand involves a challenge to state laws that restrict the sale of alcohol to specific locations, such as liquor stores. The court's decision is expected to clarify whether the Constitution's Commerce Clause prohibits states from imposing such restrictions. A ruling in favor of the challengers could lead to changes in state laws governing the sale and consumption of alcohol, potentially allowing for more flexible and widespread sales. However, the full extent of any changes remains to be seen, pending the court's decision.

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