Since 1995, the Supreme Court's approach to federalism in interstate commerce clause cases has generally been to increase states' rights and diminish federal power.

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The Supreme Court has indeed adopted a more state-centered approach to federalism in interstate commerce clause cases since 1995, leading to an increase in states' rights and a reduction in federal power. This is exemplified by cases such as United States v. Lopez (1995) and National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius (2012).

Since 1995, the Supreme Court's Approach to Federalism in Interstate