percysunshine
Diamond Member
"In other words, a state court might very well apply sharia or the law of England, as courts do all of the time in the appropriate circumstance (i.e., the parties agree to such laws in a contract), as long as the particular aspect of sharia or the law of England does not undermine our own state and federal constitutions in the matter being adjudicated"
The Constitution supercedes Sharia, and the laws of England.
Re: Sharia — Mr. Schmitz Is Wrong on the Law, Too - By Andrew C. McCarthy - The Corner - National Review Online
The Constitution supercedes Sharia, and the laws of England.
Re: Sharia — Mr. Schmitz Is Wrong on the Law, Too - By Andrew C. McCarthy - The Corner - National Review Online