A Selection of Cases Under the Interstate Commerce Act

A Selection of Cases Under the Interstate Commerce Act, compiled by Felix Frankfurter, offers a valuable insight into the early interpretation and application of a foundational piece of American legislation. Published in 1915, this collection provides a detailed look at the legal precedents established in the regulation of interstate commerce.

Frankfurter's selection presents key cases that shaped the understanding of the Interstate Commerce Act, which aimed to ensure fair practices in railway rates and prevent discriminatory actions. The book is an essential resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the development of administrative law and the regulation of business in the United States. It reflects the legal landscape of the early 20th century and the ongoing struggle to balance economic growth with regulatory oversight.

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