In а recent stаtute, Cоngress pаssed a bill with the fоllоwing regulations: Regulation A, which requires all instructors of persons seeking commercial driving licenses to be certified by federal examiners. The regulation details the criteria for certification, which requires a minimum number of years of experience as a commercial driver and a minimum score on a test of basic communication skills. Regulation B, which requires that every bus in commercial service be equipped with seatbelts for every seat. Regulation C provides that states failing to implement adequate measures to ensure that bus seatbelts are actually used will forfeit 10 percent of previously-appropriated federal funds that assist states with highway construction. The State Driving Academy, which is a state agency that offers driving instruction to persons seeking commercial driving licenses, is considering challenging the validity of Regulation A under the United States Constitution. The Capitol City Transit Company, which is a private corporation that operates buses within the city limits of Capitol City, is considering challenging the validity of Regulation B under the United States Constitution. The State Highway Department, another state agency, is considering challenging the validity of Regulation C under the United States Constitution. Is there state action? Discuss. Does Congress have power under the Commerce Clause to enact Regulation A? Discuss. Does Congress have the power under the Commerce Clause to enact Regulation B? Discuss. Does Regulation C concern Congress’s Taxing and Spending Power? Discuss.
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