In Planned Parenthood V.Casey,the Supreme Court​

In Planned Parenthood v.Casey,the Supreme Court​

A) ​broadened the existing federal restrictions on availability of abortion.
B) voided the "undue burden" test that had been used for rulings on the abortion issue.
C) ​accepted the validity of Justice O'Connor's position that state abortion restrictions are allowable if they are not "unduly burdensome."
D) ​established the "trimester" scheme, in which restrictions on abortion may be different in the first, second, and third three-month periods of a pregnancy.
E) ​outlawed abortions funded with federal funds.