Which entity is placed in charge of determining whether a state discriminated against goods or people from another state?

A) the solicitor general
B) the Supreme Court
C) the Department of Justice
D) the Department of Commerce

The Supreme Court is the entity that has the authority to determine whether a state discriminated against goods or people from another state. The Constitution grants the Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction over cases involving interstate disputes, including cases where a state may have violated the Commerce Clause by discriminating against goods or people from another state. Additionally, the Supreme Court has often been called upon to interpret the scope and limits of the Commerce Clause in cases involving interstate commerce.