Direct Marketers Win Round 1 in Tax Collection Case
Federal Court enjoins Colorado notice and reporting law
Judge Robert E. Blackburn wrote:
"I conclude that the plaintiff [the DMA] has shown a substantial likelihood that it will succeed in showing that the Act and Regulations are discriminatory because, in practical effect, they impose a burden on interstate commerce that is not imposed on in-state commerce."
- Companies:
- Direct Marketing Association
- People:
- Judge Robert E. Blackburn
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