Moore v. Illinois held that state-imposed penalties for harboring a fugitive slave did not contradict one clause in this part of the Constitution.
Moore v. Illinois held that state-imposed penalties for harboring a fugitive slave did not contradict one clause in this part of the Constitution. That clause immediately follows a clause dealing with the return of fugitives from justice. The Defense of Marriage Act notably excludes same-sex marriage from being covered under one part of this article, the "full faith and credit" clause. For 10 points, name this article of the U.S. Constitution, which also includes the "privileges and immunities" clause and follows the article dealing with the judiciary branch.
Moore v. Illinois held that state-imposed penalties for harboring a fugitive slave did not contradict one clause in this part of the Constitution.
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