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Should state and local govenments be allowed to create public policy exceptions to the full faith and credit clause?
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∙ 9y ago
"Should" is an opinion word. There are, of course, two sides to this, and the answer depends on which you think is more likely:
Should a sane state be forced to submit to the nonsensical whims of its wacko neighbor? (Pretty obviously no.)
Should a wacko state be forced to recognize the reasonable decisions of its sane neighbor? (Pretty obviously yes.)
The problem is that not everyone agrees what laws are "wacko" and what laws are "reasonable."
In general, while "full faith and credit" is a nice phrase, judgements historically have been given somewhat more "faith and credit" than laws have.
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