Question

1. if a criminal flees from a state in order to avoid prosecution, how can the state force him/her to return? 20. if you get caught speeding on the illinois tollway, could you have to pay a higher fine because you are from ohio? 21. if you get married in hawaii and return to cleveland, does ohio have to consider you married? 22. what is the supreme law of the land? 23. what is the maximum number of years that a person could be president?

Explanation:

1. The state can use the extradition process. Extradition is a legal process by which one jurisdiction (state) requests and obtains the return of a person from another jurisdiction who is wanted for prosecution or to serve a sentence.
2. No, speeding fines are generally based on the speed - limit violation and not on the state of residence. Traffic laws apply equally to all drivers regardless of where they are from within the U.S.
3. Yes, under the Full - Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution, states must recognize public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of other states. A marriage validly performed in Hawaii is recognized as valid in Ohio.
4. The Constitution of the United States is the Supreme Law of the Land. It is the fundamental law that sets the structure of the government, the rights of the people, and the relationships between the states and the federal government.
5. A person can be President for a maximum of 10 years. If a person succeeds to the office of President and serves less than two years of the predecessor's term, they may be elected to two full four - year terms, for a total of ten years. If they serve more than two years of the predecessor's term, they are limited to one additional four - year term.

Answer:

1. Through the extradition process.
2. No.
3. Yes.
4. The Constitution of the United States.
5. 10 years.