Voids any contracts or court decisions that rely on foreign or Shari'a law

Summary

The bill adds two new sections to Missouri law that make any contract, court decision, arbitration award, or jurisdiction clause that relies on Sharia or other foreign law void if it conflicts with constitutional rights. It targets agreements that choose foreign legal systems or tribunals, but leaves religious internal matters and voluntary corporate choices untouched. The measure aims to protect individuals from legal frameworks deemed incompatible with U.S. and Missouri constitutional protections.

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