1. Tenth Amendment
... merely "declaratory" and symbolic or look to Taney's doctrine of dual federalism to prevent the national government from invading the states' separate sphere of authority. The first obvious controversy arising from how the Tenth Amendment was to be interpreted arose in Calder v. Bull. Justice Chase dictated that "[a]ll the powers delegated by the people of the United States to ... from which Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justices O'Connor, Scalia and Thomas dissented (Mason, 181). In short, as the Framers recognized, electing representatives to the National Legislature was a new right, aris...
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