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Finishing Federalism

Finishing Federalism . In the United States. Reserved Powers. Where do we find them? How do they work?. State to State Relationships. How are citizens of other states treated? Privileges and Immunities Laws of the state apply to citizens and non-citizens. State to State Relationships.

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Finishing Federalism

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  1. Finishing Federalism In the United States

  2. Reserved Powers • Where do we find them? • How do they work?

  3. State to State Relationships • How are citizens of other states treated? • Privileges and Immunities • Laws of the state apply to citizens and non-citizens

  4. State to State Relationships • How do states relate to each other? • How do states respect public acts, records and judicial proceedings of other states? • Full Faith and Credit

  5. Search or No Search

  6. Court Cases • California v Greenwood (1988) • Hemple v New Jersey (1990)

  7. Extradition

  8. Separation of PowersChecks and Balance • Article I • Article II • Article III

  9. How it Works

  10. Homework – Clauses of the Constitution

  11. Federal to State Relationships • Medical Marijuana - 60 Minutes • US Attorney General Medical Marijuana

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