T.i.m.e.-D.c., Inc. v. United States et al.

Opinion summary

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The case involved T.I.M.E.-D.C., Inc., a motor carrier, challenging the Interstate Commerce Commission's (ICC) authority to regulate certain aspects of its operations. The primary issue was whether the ICC had jurisdiction over specific transportation services provided by T.I.M.E.-D.C. under existing federal statutes. The Supreme Court examined statutory interpretations related to the Motor Carrier Act and other relevant legislation governing interstate commerce and transportation regulation. Ultimately, the Court upheld the ICC's regulatory power in this context, affirming that Congress intended for broad oversight of interstate carriers to ensure fair competition and consumer protection within national markets.

Opinion written by Justice Stewart

Decided 31 May 1977 · Official report

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