Q: How do state P&Is contribute to the violation of rights?
1. enforceable only against the states by their very nature
2. rights that are imp. to the well-being of the nation
a) fundamental
1) BORs
2) traditional c/L civil rts.
b) taken away unfairly
1) no substantial reason for difference in treatment &
2) discrimination against non-residents not substantially related to the state’s objectives.
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