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Creditor obtains a final valid money judgment against Debtor in State A. Debtor moves to State B, where Creditor seeks to enforce the judgment. State B law would not have allowed recovery on the original claim.
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State B may enforce only judgments entered by federal courts. State B may refuse enforcement because full faith and credit applies only to statutes, not judgments. A final valid money judgment from State A generally must be recognized and enforced in State B under full faith and credit. State B may refuse enforcement merely because it disagrees with State A law.

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