Will Walmart Versus Texas Be Granholm II And Headed For SCOTUS?

By Jeff Siegel
Wine Executive News Contributing Editor  

Walmart's bid to own package stores and sell distilled spirits just might turn into the next great U.S. Supreme Court three-tier decision.

Top legal experts say they would not be surprised if the retail giant's lawsuit against Texas' booze cops -- the TABC -- wound up in the venerable, black-robed laps of SCOTUS.

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Also In This Article:

• Doyle: 14th Amendment Question, Not A Simple State Case

• Hinman: Building On Granholm & Equal Protection

• Should Public Firms Be Treated Same as Private Ones?

• Amendment Versus Amendment: 14 v. 21

• Texas Law: "Irrational"

• TABC Slams Walmart's "Multinational Retailer" Status

• Texas Retailers Ready To Carry On If TABC Folds Hand

Complete Court Filings

• Walmart Complaint

• TABC motion To Dismiss

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