> (other than being almost 100 years old)
Age alone shouldn't disqualify a law. The law above all other laws, aka the Constitution, is more than 200 years old.
Age alone shouldn't disqualify a law. The law above all other laws, aka the Constitution, is more than 200 years old.
1. another statute that super-cedes the 1930 statute because it specifically limits Presidential emergency powers in the context of balance-of-trade issues. See around p. 35 of the slip opinion.
2. The Constitution itself, which limits Congress's ability to cede its own powers.
Comparing an unmodified law based on age is not the same as comparing a mutable documents original age
For goodness sake, the original law set specific tariffs for 20,000 different goods. Little of the original law still exists unmodified.