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Making whiskey at home could land you in prison, but Supreme Court may change that

The Supreme Court will review an 1868 federal law that makes home distilling a felony, a case that could redefine congressional taxing power.

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Making whiskey at home could land you in prison, but Supreme Court may change that
The Supreme Court will review an 1868 federal law that makes home distilling a felony, a case that could redefine congressional taxing power.
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