Congress is concerned that American school students are spending too much time playing with their X-Boxes to the detriment of their educations. Congress passes a law which makes it a Federal criminal offense to possess an X-Box in any local public school. George, who lives in Reno, Nevada, is found with an X-Box in his lunch box at his public high school and is convicted of the crime of possession. He had inadvertently placed the X-Box in his lunch box that morning before he walked to school; he lives about 4 blocks from the school. He challenges the law as unconstitutional and asserts that his conviction should be set aside.
??1. What provisions of the Constitution are the best grounds for his challenge? Explain your answers.
2. What additional or different facts about the law or George's actions, if any, would affect the outcome?