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Why did the u.s. supreme court declare the national industrial recovery act unconstitutional in the 1935 case of schechter v. united states?

Why did the u.s. supreme court declare the national industrial recovery act unconstitutional in the 1935 case of schechter v. united states?
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Why did the u.s. supreme court declare the national industrial recovery act unconstitutional in the 1935 case of schechter v. united states?

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Because it delegated Congress's lawmaking power to the executive branch
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