Oklahoma Election Board asks appeals court to overturn Islamic law ruling
DENVER — The Oklahoma Election Board asked an appeals court Monday to let the board certify November’s voter-approved ban against state judges considering Islamic law in making their court decisions.
The board told the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that a lower court judge in Oklahoma City was wrong to bar the board from certifying the election results against Sharia law.
“The trial court abused its dis...
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