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

Summary

The proposed "No Shari'a Act" would make any contract provision, court decision, arbitration award, or agency ruling that applies foreign or Shari'a law—when that law conflicts with U.S. or Missouri constitutional guarantees—void and unenforceable. It targets private agreements and state‑level adjudications, but leaves existing Missouri Supreme Court precedent, internal religious matters, and voluntarily foreign‑law corporate structures untouched. The measure failed to advance in the House.

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