To satisfy the Dormant Commerce Clause, a state law discriminating against out of state commerce must:

Select one:

a. Be rationally related to a legitimate state purpose.

b. Be legitimately related to a serious purpose.

c. Be strictly conditioned on a rational state purpose.

d. Be rationally related to a meaningful state purpose.

Question2

For a state law to represent the least discriminatory means for the state to achieve its purpose:

Select one:

a. Any less discriminatory means would have to be less effective in achieving the states purpose.

b. The state must prove that no non-discriminatory alternative exists.

c. Both A and B

d. Neither A or B