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> but until it is Federally acknowledged that all citizens have a right to drive I guess we're not applying the tenth amendment here? As in, we have rights not
by dgzl 8y ago
> but until it is Federally acknowledged that all citizens have a right to drive
I guess we're not applying the tenth amendment here? As in, we have rights not explicitly enumerated in the Bill of Rights.
- jkaplowitz 8y agoI'm skeptical that the Supreme Court would agree that a right to drive is one of those rights. Not only did driving not exist when the tenth amendment was proposed or ratified, nowhere in the world (to the best of my knowledge) is driving treated as a right.
- int_19h 8y agoThe Tenth says that the rights are "reserved to the states or to the people". A state suspending your driver license would simply claim that it is their right to do so.