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Full Faith & Credit Clause

All states must respect the public acts recocds....of other staes

Supremacy clause

Prevous at the Constitution laws and treaties of the United States is the supreme law of the land

Estalbishment clause

Perhaps it's the government for make establishing a religion

Free exercise clause

Prevents the government from compelling anyone to do something contrary to his religious belief

Privileges and immunities clause

Prevents a state from treating Citizens of other States and a discriminatory matter

The commerce clause (true)

Empowers Congress to regulate tray what foreign countries Among some States and Indian tribes

Dormant clause (true)

When state regulations interfere with inner state commerce courts must balance the state's interests against the burden that the read elation places on in a state Commerce

Dormant clause

Hi its wrong fix me

State police laws (false)

Presume to be valid in respect to their Effect on interstate commarins

State law vs interstae commerce(false)

Interstate law is suprior to state law

Checks and balances

Each branch to limit the actions of the other to branches

Preemption

A doctrine under which certain federal laws preempt or take precedence over conflicting state or local laws

Advertising statements

Commercial speech

Necessary and proper clause

Has provided the basis for an ezpanded role of the government

8th amend.

No excessive bails

4th amend

Unreasonable search

6th amend

Speedy trial, jury trial

5th amend

Protect from double jeopardy self incrimination and right to grand jury