True or False: Law enforcement does not honor injunctions from other states or countries.

• A. True
• B. It depends on the jurisdiction
• C. False
• D. Not sure

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that orders like injunctions are generally respected across jurisdictions. Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause, courts in one state typically must recognize and enforce injunctions issued by courts in other states, provided the order was properly issued with appropriate jurisdiction and service. That means law enforcement in your state will typically honor a valid injunction from another state just as they would enforce a local one.

When the injunction comes from a foreign country, enforcement isn’t automatic, but many jurisdictions will cooperate and recognize foreign protection orders under applicable laws, treaties, or reciprocal arrangements, especially if there’s a domestic equivalent or a process to register the foreign order. The bottom line is that the statement is not correct: law enforcement does honor injunctions from other states, and often will recognize international orders through specific mechanisms.