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A State A court enters a final judgment after a contested trial. In later State B litigation between the same parties, one party argues that the State A judgment has preclusive effect.
Which law generally determines the judgment's preclusive effect?

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The enforcing state must apply whichever preclusion rule favors the plaintiff. The enforcing state generally gives the judgment the same preclusive effect it would receive in the rendering state. The enforcing state never applies claim preclusion to sister-state judgments. The enforcing state ignores the rendering state's law if the judgment was for money.

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