1. Interstate Relations Objectives: Explain interstate compacts Explain the Full Faith and Credit Clause Define extradition and explain purpose Discuss the purpose of the Privileges and Immunities Clause

2. Review… Division of Powers  Federalism  Delegated Powers  Expressed Powers  Implied Powers  Elastic Clause  Inherent Powers  Reserved Powers  Exclusive Powers  Concurrent Powers The Supremacy Clause

3. Interstate Relations Interstate Compacts  Ex: Delegation of the water on the Colorado River 2 compacts between every state: Supervision of Parolees and Probationers Compact on Juveniles

4. Interstate Relations Full Faith and Credit  All official public acts, records, and judicial proceedings are recognized everywhere in the union.  Ex: birth certificates, marriage licenses, titles

5. Interstate Relations Full Faith and Credit  Exceptions: Criminal cases (can’t be enforced by all states) Divorce- Williams v. North Carolina-

6. Extradition  Return Fugitives  Can be contested (very rarely is) Parental Kidnappings Puerto Rico v. Branstad, 1987- Federal Courts can order an unwilling governor to extradite a fugitive Interstate Relations

7. Privileges and Immunities  State can not draw a distinction between US citizen and state citizens Travel Or becoming a resident  US citizen: Use courts, make contracts; buy, own, rent or sell property; or marry within its borders

8. Privileges and Immunities  Live for some time before you can: Vote Hold public office Be licensed to practice law, medicine, dentistry, etc.  Higher prices to hunt or fish  Higher prices at Universities and Colleges Interstate Relations