Re[2]: Interstate commerce -Reply

[RONALD GOODWIN <RONALD_GOODWIN@health.ohio.gov>]

     I was fortunate enough last year to go to HM-181/HM-126F Train the 
     Trainer.  The term used constantly in that course is no longer 
     Interstate Commerce but Provided for Transportation in Commerce.
     
     Maybe that will answer a few what ifs?
     
     Regards
     
     R.R.Goodwin
     Ronald_Goodwin@Health.Ohio.Gov
     


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Subject: Re: Interstate commerce -Reply
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at Internet
Date:    2/15/96 8:56 AM


"Interstate Commerce " is a legal term of art.  It has been construed 
by courts in different contexts.  For guidance in a specific context 
check with your lawyer.  (Most legal questions have  no simple 
answer, and the answer may not seem very logical either.) 
J.P. Davis
joyced@dnfsb.gov