Under the Dormant Commerce Clause, state laws that discriminate against interstate commerce are invalid unless what.

Under the Dormant Commerce Clause, state laws that discriminate against interstate commerce are invalid unless what.

• A. State laws discriminate against interstate commerce are invalid unless the law serves a legitimate local interest and is not discriminatory.
• B. State laws discriminate against interstate commerce are always valid.
• C. Interstate commerce is not implicated in the Dormant Commerce Clause.
• D. Only federal laws can regulate commerce.

Answer: (A)