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Williamson is the standing law, so use Williamson first. Test can be overinclusive, you can ban all apples to prevent bad apples. | Williamson is the standing law, so use Williamson first. Test can be overinclusive, you can ban all apples to prevent bad apples. | ||
===NON-FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS CASES=== | ===NON-FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS CASES=== | ||
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A state may not regulate the working hours mutually agreed upon by employers and employees as this violates their Fourteenth Amendment right to contract freely under the due process clause.<nowiki>'''''</nowiki> | A state may not regulate the working hours mutually agreed upon by employers and employees as this violates their Fourteenth Amendment right to contract freely under the due process clause.<nowiki>'''''</nowiki> | ||
====Nebbia v. New York==== | ====Nebbia v. New York==== | ||