An example of the U.S. Constitution's "full faith and credit clause" is that a person with a driver's license from the state of New York does not need to get a separate Pennsylvania driver's license to drive a car through the state of Pennsylvania.

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The "full faith and credit clause" of the U.S. Constitution requires that each state must give full faith and credit to the laws and judicial proceedings of every other state. This means that a driver's license issued by one state must be accepted as valid by all other states, without the need for the driver to obtain a separate license in each state they visit.

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