Cases like U.S. v. Lopez and U.S. v. Morrison continued the trend since World War II that Congress could use the commerce clause to legislate very broadly for the public good.

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Both U.S. v. Lopez and U.S. v. Morrison were significant in limiting Congress' use of the commerce clause to regulate areas traditionally left to the states, indicating that Congress cannot use it to legislate broadly.

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