A new law enacted by a state legislature required every couple applying for a license to be married in the state to attend a series of six weekly seminars before the wedding. The seminars, run by psychologists and relationship counselors, covered topics like communication and conflict resolution between spouses. If a plaintiff challenges the constitutionality of the statute, will the plaintiff have the burden of persuasion? No, because the statute has a substantial impact on the fundamental right to marry. No, because there is a substantial impact on the discrete and insular class of young adults, who are the ones most likely to be burdened by this requirement. . Yes, because there is a strong presumption that elected state legislators acted properly. . Yes, because the Tenth Amendment authorizes states to determine the conditions on which they issue marriage licenses