A federal court invalidated Oklahoma’s amendment excluding Sharia and international law from state-court consideration. The ACLU and CAIR had supported Muslim plaintiffs’ challenge to a measure that singled out their faith. Unlike the earlier preliminary injunction, this was the final district-court ruling striking down the amendment. The outcome protected equal religious citizenship; it did not require courts to replace US law with religious law.
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What distinguishes the 2013 Oklahoma ruling from the 2010 injunction?
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The litigation moved from interim protection to a final district-court judgment invalidating the amendment. The victory concerned equal religious citizenship.
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