How do the Constitution's "full faith and credit" clause and its "privileges and immunities" clause make it easier for citizens to move from one state to another?

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anonymous · Answer

"Full faith and credit" means that whenever you make a contract (like a marriage license in one state, it is recognized in all other states. The same for "privileges and immunities" whatever is recognized in one state, will carry over to the next. If you are immune from prosecution in one state, you are more than likely immune in whatever state you move to, but at the same time, if you will BE prosecuted in one state, we have extradition laws so that if you move to another state, you will be apprehended and given back to the state where you committed the crime. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_the_constitutions_full_and_faith_credit_clause_make_it_easier_for_citizens_to_move_from_one_state_to_another

anonymous · Answer

thank you