D Question 22 1 pts After an incident in which some local high school students died in a horrific car accident after a night of dancing and drinking, the town of Bomont passes an ordinance prohibiting anyone crossing state lines for purposes of dancing or patronizing business that provide dancing as an activity. Violators are issued fines of up to $1000 if caught dancing over state lines. A local high school student, Ren, decides to challenge the local ordinance and, rather than doing something implausible, like just jumping around in a warehouse until someone makes him go give a speech, Ren hires an attorney who files suit against the town of Bomont. What will be the most likely result? O a. The ordinance will be held to be unconstitutional because the regulation has a negative impact on interstate commerce and is an inappropriate use of state power. O b. The ordinance will be held to be unconstitutional because it regulates activities that may be related to interstate commerce, but are not substantially related. O c. The ordinance will be upheld as it regulates interstate commerce in exactly the manner that is allowed by the Constitution, no matter how backwards the law is. O d. The ordinance will be upheld because the activity regulated, dancing, takes place in a definite intrastate location and is not interstate commerce in the manner contemplated by the law. Question 23 1 pts