In the Wabash Case (1886), the Supreme Court Held That

In the Wabash case (1886) , the Supreme Court held that

A) states cannot enact laws that interfere with interstate commerce.
B) states could restrict price-discrimination based on person, but not price-discrimination based on place.
C) states could regulate railroad rates on long-hauls, but not rates on short-hauls.
D) held that railroad practices could not be regulated by any federal or state governing body.