Welcome to the Singer Law Report, a newsletter on legal and business issues written by Scott M. Singer. Scott practices at Singer Law Office, P.A., a law firm based in Boca Raton, Florida that focuses on business litigation and dispute resolution, corporate transactions, and employment advice. Visit SingerLawOffice.com to learn more about the firm and Scott.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Legal Trivia Question of the Month
The scope
of Congress’ taxing power was the center of the Supreme Court’s most recently
decided case. The taxing power was also
the focus of the first-ever high court case to address the constitutionality of
an act of Congress. In 1796, the Supreme
Court held that an excise tax on carriages was constitutional, after an
impressive argument on behalf of the government by a Founding Father. Who was the first person to successfully defend
a constitutional challenge to a federal law before the Supreme Court? Hints:
among many other things, he was a Cabinet secretary, but was never
Attorney General. Email scottsinger@ymail.com for the answer.
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