Supreme Court urged to strike down federal distilling prohibition

The Supreme Court has been asked to decide whether a federal law barring the home distilling of alcohol is unconstitutional, after a pair of federal appeals courts issued conflicting rulings on the legality of the longstanding statute. T…
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