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The Florida Family Association's doing its best to prevent sharia from being considered in local courts:
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American Islamic Group Supports Ban On "Foreign Law" Which Includes Sharia Take that CAIR/ACLU: ....In a separate debate, the American Islamic Leadership Conference (AILC) recently announced support for a Michigan bill (HB 4679) that would prevent...
- British Atheist Says Sharia Courts Are Ok
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- When Will They Ever Learn?
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FAA lobbies to keep sharia out of Florida courts
The Florida Family Association's doing its best to prevent sharia from being considered in local courts:
The head of a Florida-based, pro-family organization says he is lobbying the legislature to pass a statute that would keep Sharia law out of Florida courtrooms.The American public - including the Tea Parties - also need to lobby to ensure human rights will be protected from such horrors.
The Florida Senate Rules Committee is the final Senate committee that must approve SB 386 called "Application of Foreign Law in Certain Cases" so it can go to the full Senate.
The American Laws for American Courts statute is based on bills in other states. It would prohibit Sharia and other foreign laws from being used in Florida court proceedings, and has already been approved by several other committees.
"Judges are not to consider international laws, laws of other countries including Sharia law, and in particular in divorce cases," says David Caton, president of the Florida Family Association.
Sharia law is very cruel in its treatment of women, says Caton.
"It ranges from the unspeakable act to a woman's personhood, to even killing the woman in the name of honor to demean and mistreat women," he advises.
He warns that a male Muslim could enter a Florida court and claim that, according to Sharia law, he has the right to their children.
That is not how American courts operate, Caton points out, and says that is why the Florida legislature needs to provide directives to the courts to prevent it from happening.
The committee is expected to vote Wednesday afternoon.
- Nc Senate Passes Law To Guard Against Sharia
Another successful drafting of a law to keep sharia out of people's lives in the USA: RALEIGH — The state Senate on Friday passed a bill that would keep courts from recognizing Sharia law. While proponents of the legislation said it would keep people...
- Uk Could Embrace Sharia Divorce Proceedings
And why? Seems that according to this article in The Australian, it's because of a landmark ruling in a Jewish divorce proceeding. But there's a difference between how a Judaism-based court and an Islamic one operate: the Jewish rabbinical courts...
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American Islamic Group Supports Ban On "Foreign Law" Which Includes Sharia Take that CAIR/ACLU: ....In a separate debate, the American Islamic Leadership Conference (AILC) recently announced support for a Michigan bill (HB 4679) that would prevent...
- British Atheist Says Sharia Courts Are Ok
There’s an atheist in Scotland who thinks sharia courts are OK. Good for women, too. Not only that, but he or she speaks for the organisation, Atheist Scotland. A letter from I Stewart, convener of Atheist Scotland, appears in the Scotsman (second letter...
- When Will They Ever Learn?
As if we actually needed proof that Islam was slowly but surely creeping further and further into our way of life in the UK, we learn from today's Sunday Times (UK) that sharia courts now have official sanction, and that there are five of them operating...