In 1936, the Supreme Court ruled in Carter v. Carter Coal Co. that Congress lacked the power to impose minimum wage and maximum work hour regulations on coal mines.

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In Carter v. Carter Coal Co., the Supreme Court ruled that Congress did not have the authority under the Commerce Clause to impose minimum wage and maximum work hour regulations on coal mines, as these activities were considered local in nature and not interstate commerce.

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