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South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc.

Ruling by

Anthony M. Kennedy

dissenting Judge(s)

John G. Roberts Jr.
'Quill' precedent, requiring 'physical presence' of taxed entity within taxing state to satisfy 'substantial nexus' prong of Commerce Clause test, is overruled as unsound and incorrect.



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