State+Obligations

Provide the answer as addressed by the Constitution. If possible, include the Article and section of the Constitution where the information can be found.

Answers by Therese Trinko and Janani Ravikrishnan :)

Yes, and this is called Full Faith and Credit which shall be given to the public.This can be found in Article 4, Section 1.
 * 1) Does South Carolina have to honor and respect a California court's decision? What is this called?**

No, a citizen of any state is entitled to all rights of citizens from any state and when a court interoperates the Constitution in one way, everyone follows that interpretation. This can be found in Article 4, Section 2.
 * 2) Can Colorado discriminate against someone from Oregon? Why? What is this called?**

The Congress determines who becomes a new state. Northern California could not become it's own state unless it had the consent of the Legislatures of the states concerned as well as approval of Congress. This can be found in Article 4, Section 3.
 * 3) Who determines who becomes a state? Could Northern California become its own state? What would need to happen for this to occur?**

It guarantees protection against invasion, a Republican form of government and an application of either the legislature or of the executive against domestic violence.This can be found in Article 4, Section 4.
 * 4) What are the three guarantees to the states by the national government?**

Basically, if someone commits a crime in one state, and then escapes to another state, they can be held accountable for their crime in the state where they committed the crime.This can be found in Article 4, Section 2.
 * 5) Article IV: sec 2 outlines "extradition" between states. Explain how this works.**