In Bond v.United States (2011),the Court held that a person could challenge a federal statute on the basis that it __________.

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Bond v. United States dealt with a challenge to the federal statute implementing the Chemical Weapons Convention. The question was whether the statute exceeded Congress's power to regulate intrastate activity under the Commerce Clause. The Court held that Bond, who had been charged with violating the statute, had standing to challenge it on the basis that it intruded on powers reserved to the states under the Tenth Amendment. The Court did not resolve the Commerce Clause question, but remanded the case for further consideration in light of its ruling on the Tenth Amendment issue.

In Bond VUnited States (2011),the Court Held That a Person Could Challenge