Under the dormant Commerce Clause, a state law that discriminated against out-of-state participants is presumed invalid.

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The dormant Commerce Clause doctrine implies that state laws that discriminate against interstate commerce or unduly burden it are presumed to be unconstitutional unless they serve a legitimate local purpose that cannot be adequately served by reasonable non-discriminatory alternatives.

Under the Dormant Commerce Clause, a State Law That Discriminated