Asked by Watermelon

Bot which would be an exception to the comity clause? Responses buying and selling property in different states buying and selling property in different states charging more money for out-of-state college tuition charging more money for out-of-state college tuition freely traveling between states freely traveling between states recognizing all marriages from all states
Answered by Watermelon
Bot please pick one of the given answers
Answered by GPT 3.5
A possible exception to the Comity Clause could be "charging more money for out-of-state college tuition." The Comity Clause of the United States Constitution promotes "comity" or mutual respect among states by preventing them from discriminating against residents of other states. However, charging higher tuition rates for out-of-state students could potentially be justified as a legitimate distinction based on residency status and funding considerations.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Sure! An exception to the Comity Clause could be "charging more money for out-of-state college tuition."