The Power of the Supreme Court to Review State Legislation

The power of the Supreme Court to review state legislation or other state action and to determine its constitutionality is implied by the logic contained in the

A) tradition of common law inherited from the English judicial system.
B) system of separated institutions sharing powers as outlined in the Constitution.
C) 1890 State Act and the necessary and proper clause to the Constitution.
D) supremacy clause of Article VI of the Constitution and the Judiciary Act of 1789.
E) cases and controversies clause of Article III.