Griggs V Duke Power (1971) Is Important for All of These

Griggs v. Duke Power (1971) is important for all of these reasons EXCEPT:

A) In its decision, the Supreme Court adopted the interpretative guidelines set out under Title VII.
B) It made the use of intelligence and conceptual tests used in hiring illegal without direct empirical evidence that the tests were valid.
C) It prevented employment testing in the hiring process for most jobs.
D) It placed the burden of proof on management if testing was questioned.
E) It was a landmark case against disparate impact.