1. Relations Among States

2. Full Faith & Credit
Each state must recognize the laws and legal proceedings of other states
Civil Law ONLY not criminal law
Public Acts: civil laws passed by state legislatures
Records: mortgages, deeds, car registrations, marriages
Judicial Proceedings: Ex. Judgments to pay debts

3. Privileges & Immunities
One state may not discriminate unreasonably against citizens of another state
No complete list BUT includes:
Right to pass through or live in any state
Use the courts & make contracts
Buy, sell, hold property
Marry
States may make reasonable discrimination against non-residents
Ex. Higher out-of-state tuition rates at state colleges

4. Extradition
Removal/return of an escaped criminal back to the state where the crime occurred
Governor of the state is responsible for this
Supreme Court: ruled that a governor is not required to return the fugitive
Federal crime to flee one state to another to avoid prosecution of a felony