In 2001, the Supreme Court struck down an order from the Attorney General that the Drug Enforcement Agency consider lethal injections in physician-assisted suicide to be a violation of the Controlled Substances Act. What was the court's argument?

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The Supreme Court argued that federalism limits the ability of federal law to regulate the practice of medicine, which is traditionally under the purview of the states. This principle was central to the Court's decision in this case.

In 2001, the Supreme Court Struck Down an Order from the Attorney