In Granholm V.Heald, the U.S.Supreme Court Ruled That

In Granholm v.Heald, the U.S.Supreme Court ruled that

A) the commerce clause prohibits states from enacting laws intended to prohibit the sale of wine across state lines.
B) states could not legalize the use of medicinal marijuana in contradiction of federal law.
C) the federal government lacked the authority to regulate firearms under the interstate commerce clause.
D) the federal government had the authority to restrict the sale of tobacco to minors.
E) the national government lacked the constitutional authority to construct a bank.