What happens if a law is declared to be a "barrier to trade?" Is it stricken down or does the government that instituted the law just have to pay some kind of settlement? I see on a lot on laws being declared "barriers to trade" and how this limits democracy, but most articles are hazy the actual consequences of doing so.
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