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Article Title
Jurisdictional Discrimination and Full Faith and Credit
Abstract
In Hughes v. Fetter (1951), the Supreme Court ruled that state courts are ordinarily required-as a matter of the Full Faith and Credit Clause-to take jurisdiction of claims arising under sister-state law, their own wishes notwithstanding. Hughes remains a foundational case for conflict of laws and interstate relations.
This paper has been withdrawn.