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Court: Oklahoma ban on Islamic law can be challenged

 
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Published: January 10, 2012

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — An amendment that would ban Oklahoma courts from considering international or Islamic law discriminates against religions and a Muslim community leader has the right to challenge its constitutionality, a federal appeals court said Tuesday.

photo - Muneer Awad is seen in this Nov. 2010 photo by Jim Beckel.
Muneer Awad is seen in this Nov. 2010 photo by Jim Beckel.

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