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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Corporate Transparency Act Challenges

The US Supreme Court won’t review whether a federal law enacted to combat financial crimes called the Corporate Transparency Act violates the Fourth Amendment and exceeds the limits of Congress’ commerce power.

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