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What laws do we have and what punishments do we propose that violates the constitutional rights of U.S. Citizens, or those residents of Florida?
LMAO. You still don't get it. The application of Jewish law is now a vilolation of the Florida law. Any court ruling based on Jewish law (OR violates the constitution) will be VOID. Get it?
The current mosque leaders want the case decided according to secular, Florida civil law, and their attorney has been vigorously arguing the case accordingly.
The former trustees of the mosque want the case decided according to sharia law.
LMAO. You still don't get it. The application of Jewish law is now a vilolation of the Florida law. Any court ruling based on Jewish law (OR violates the constitution) will be VOID. Get it?
I am not going to repeat this again.
And YOU DON'T GET IT, it only applies to the application of Jewish Law that VIOLATES the U.S. Constitutional rights, or state laws of Florida Citizens. Not OR violates, ONLY violates those rights.
Now ANSWER my question, What law do we have that violates the constitutional rights of a U.S. citizen?
You see, the best (and perhaps the only) example you were able to come up with, was related to Muslims. Perhaps you can present one that applies to Christians, or Jews or Hindus... Do you have any?
Is that what "foreign ideas and laws" imply? Or, is there more to it?
And YOU DON'T GET IT, it only applies to the application of Jewish Law that VIOLATES the U.S. Constitutional rights, or state laws of Florida Citizens. Not OR violates, ONLY violates those rights.
Now ANSWER my question, What law do we have that violates the constitutional rights of a U.S. citizen?
Sigh (). It doesn't have to violate any existing laws. The application of Jewish law is now a violation of Florida law. Any court ruling based on Jewish law (OR violates the constitution) will be VOID.
Court ruling are VOID if:
1. The ruling is based on Jewish/islamic/Christian/Bhuddist/Foreign etc law
OR
2. It violates the constitution, or state law
You keep thinking they created a law which says that laws which violate other laws, are now illegal, but no one is stupid enough to create such dumb law. At least not here in Florida.
Sigh (). It doesn't have to violate any existing laws. The application of Jewish law is now a violation of Florida law. Any court ruling based on Jewish law (OR violates the constitution) will be VOID.
Court ruling are VOID if:
1. The ruling is based on Jewish/islamic/Christian/Bhuddist/Foreign etc law
LMAO. You still don't get it. The application of Jewish law is now a vilolation of the Florida law. Any court ruling based on Jewish law (OR violates the constitution) will be VOID. Get it?
I am not going to repeat this again.
No. It's not.
And by the way, there is no such thing as dissolution of marriage in Florida based on religious law. At worst, a divorce settlement/contract forged in a "religious court" will have to be taken to a lawyer to be formatted properly for use in the civil courts.
That's how it works. You have to go to the courthouse to get divorced, file a petition for dissolution, and litigate. Your church/synagogue/mosque could invalidate your marriage 1000x over, yet the state will not recognize the dissolution without you going and getting an Order of Dissolution.
Why? Because religion has nothing to do with marriage in Florida.
What I see this law as doing, however, is allowing the courts to disregard and give no force to consent decrees forged in religious settings that would otherwise violate the civil rights of the participants.
In other words, X religion wants to enforce a contract between one family and another for the bethrothal of their daughter to another one's son. That sort of nonsense is for "enforcement" by social pressure only. NOT the force of the CIVIL courts.
And by the way, there is no such thing as dissolution of marriage in Florida based on religious law. At worst, a divorce settlement/contract forged in a "religious court" will have to be taken to a lawyer to be formatted properly for use in the civil courts.
That's how it works. You have to go to the courthouse to get divorced, file a petition for dissolution, and litigate. Your church/synagogue/mosque could invalidate your marriage 1000x over, yet the state will not recognize the dissolution with you going and getting an Order of Dissolution.
Why? Because religion has nothing to do with marriage in Florida.
First you said it it not void, then you said it has always been void. Contradiction.
First you said it it not void, then you said it has always been void. Contradiction.
The word "void" does not appear anywhere in my post.
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