In 1919, the use of taxing authority to regulate drugs was upheld by the U.S. upreme Court in:

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The case of United States v. Doremus in 1919 upheld the use of taxing authority to regulate drugs. This case specifically dealt with the Harrison Narcotics Act of 1914, which imposed a tax on the sale and distribution of certain drugs, including opium and cocaine. The court ruled that the tax was a valid exercise of Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce and control the distribution of these substances.

In 1919, the Use of Taxing Authority to Regulate Drugs