Q: Under the “Full Faith and Credit” clause, why are medical licenses required for different states,unlike drivers licenses
It would seem to me that if the Full Faith and credit clause requires that drivers licenses are recognized state to state that the same would be true for professional licenses.
A: The Bill of Rights Tenth Amendments permits the States to enact its own laws.
Tim Akpinar agrees with this answer
A: States are generally free to establish their own educational or professional guidelines. There are powers granted to the federal government and powers reserved to the states. Good luck
A: States are able to enact their own laws, rules, regulations, and ordinances. Full faith and credit does not supersede all types of state laws.
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