Korematsu V

Korematsu v. US (1944, WWII forced relocation of Japanese-Americans) was the first to hold that racial discrimination by a public agency was:

A) always assumed unlawful unless a compelling governmental interest was proven under the Court=s strict scrutiny test
B) usually assumed unlawful unless an important governmental interest was proven under the Court=s intermediate scrutiny test
C) assumed to be lawful as long as a rational governmental interest was articulated under the Court=s minimal scrutiny test
D) none of the above are correct