Ninth and Tenth Amendment

The 5 policing powers that states have are:
1. They regulate behavior.
2. They enforce order within there territories.
3.They keep the public safe from diseases. Public Health Regulations.
4. They regulate traffic laws.
5.They can regulate family laws.

The 3 powers that the states share with the government are:
1. Concurrent Powers. An example of a concurrent power is the power to tax and borrow money.
2. Eminent Domain. Which means that the government and the state is aloud to take property for the public good .
3. Define Crimes. The power to define crimes and the power to enact laws and establish courts are also shared by states and the government.

Issue a teaching license to someone who has applied and has met all the requirements
This is a states responsibility.

Make a treaty with a foreign country

This is the federal governments responsibility.

Set health codes for restaurants

This is a states responsibility.

Issue a marriage license

This is a states responsibility.

Declare war

This is the federal governmetns responsibility.