In which case did the Supreme Court declare that Congress's power to regulate using the interstate commerce clause was not limitless and that the activity must substantially affect interstate commerce?

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In United States v. Lopez (1995), the Supreme Court declared that Congress's power to regulate using the interstate commerce clause was not limitless and that the activity must substantially affect interstate commerce. It was the first time in almost 60 years that the Supreme Court limited Congress's power under the commerce clause. The case involved the conviction of a high school student who brought a handgun to school, and the Court ruled that this activity did not substantially affect interstate commerce and was therefore beyond Congress's power to regulate.

In Which Case Did the Supreme Court Declare That Congress's