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| powers that both of National Government and the State possess. |
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| Case in 1816; McCullough convicted for refusing to pay note tax. |
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| Full Faith and Credit Clause & Exceptions |
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| Required to accept public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of all states. |
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| expressed, implied, and inherent powers. |
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| Expressed – aka “enumerated” powers Implied – necessary and proper Inherent – delegated to National Government |
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State Role in Extradition |
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| One can not flee to another state to escape justice. |
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| Federal aid given to states, cities, counties, and townships. |
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| Expressed, implied, and inherent; granted to the National Government by the Constitution |
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| Do not grant to National Government but don’t deny to State. |
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| Agreement with consent of Congress or between a state and a foreign state. |
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| Process for Admitting a New State (enabling act; act of admission) |
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| Passes and enabling act; people form a proposed State Constitution. |
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| Privileges and Immunities Clause |
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| Means that no state can draw unreasonable distinctions between its residents and other State’s residents. |
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| Joins National Government and States into a single governmental unit known as the Federal Government |
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3 Types of Federal Grants |
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| Categorical – Specific purpose (construction; school lunches) Block – Broadly defined (healthcare; social security) Project – to States and localities (disease) |
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Importance of Williams vs. North Carolina |
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| North Carolina refused to recognize a divorce that took place in Nevada. |
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