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- Collector_v._Day abstract "Collector v. Day, 78 U.S. 113 (1871), was a United States Supreme Court case that questioned the United States Federal government's ability to impose a tax upon the \"salary of a judicial officer of the State.\" Even though this particular case favors state employees' rights, it was overruled in 1939 by Graves v. New York. It is still important to Constitutional law because Judge Nelson's opinion gives us a clear statement of the doctrine of dual federalism.".
- Collector_v._Day comment "Collector v. Day, 78 U.S. 113 (1871), was a United States Supreme Court case that questioned the United States Federal government's ability to impose a tax upon the \"salary of a judicial officer of the State.\" Even though this particular case favors state employees' rights, it was overruled in 1939 by Graves v. New York. It is still important to Constitutional law because Judge Nelson's opinion gives us a clear statement of the doctrine of dual federalism.".