The full faith and credit clause says that each state must the judicial proceedings of the other states.

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Micheal Burton

20 April, 01:35

The full faith and credit clause says that each state must the judicial proceedings of the other states.

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Micah Horne · Answer 1

The full faith and credit clause says that each state must "honor" the judicial proceedings of the other states.

Lilyana Benson · Answer 2

Honor

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The Full Faith and Credit Clause is included in Article IV, Section 1 of the Unites States Constitution. This clause states that the individual states within the United States have the duty to honor the judicial proceedings of other states. This clause applies to "judgements" made by other states, not necessarily to "laws."