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For conflict-of-laws purposes, a court must distinguish substantive law from procedural law.
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Procedural law always includes damages caps and liability immunities. Substantive law defines rights and obligations, while procedural law governs the manner and means of enforcing those rights in court. Substantive law applies only in criminal cases, while procedural law applies only in civil cases. Substantive law and procedural law are identical in conflict-of-laws cases.

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