Although the Twenty-first Amendment does not save all state alcohol regulations from Commerce Clause scrutiny, it has and continues to give the States significant power in how they design their ...

“The Twenty-First Amendment was enacted to end the 18th Amendment's Prohibition, which banned the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors.

Twenty-First Amendment — Repeals Prohibition (1933) DRIINNNKKKKK. (Another fact to hide from the aliens: It took way longer to abolish slavery than it did to abolish prohibition.) ...

First, some background: In 1972, ... On May 7, 1992, Michigan ratified the Twenty-Seventh Amendment, which, largely forgotten, had been pending before the states since 1789.

The Twenty-First Amendment went the second route: Congress called for the amendment with a more than two-thirds majority vote, sending it to the states, which were required to hold referendum votes.