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A tour company headquartered in State A operates a zipline course in State B. State B requires zipline operators to use a particular braking system. State A has no such rule. A customer is injured on the State B course when the braking system fails to meet State B standards.
For choice-of-law purposes, how should State B's safety rule usually be characterized?

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Conduct-regulating rules are always classified as procedural. Conduct-regulating rules usually point toward the state where the conduct occurred or where the safety interest was implicated. Conduct-regulating rules never matter in choice-of-law analysis. Conduct-regulating rules always point toward the defendant's domicile.

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