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The Commerce Power And Its Federalism Based Limits - Constitutional Law

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A member of a class, the cumulative effect of which, has a substantial effect on IC, it can be regulated under RB standard.

Allows use Cumulative Effect Doctrine to reach Civil Rights Violations by individual business operations. (Heart of Atlanta, Race and Hotels)

Congress can regulate every member of a class when that class affects IC.

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