The RNS story goes on to cite as evidence the New Jersey judge who declined to charge a Muslim with sexual assault on his wife because under Sharia, a woman may not deny sex to her husband at any time under any circumstances. This remarkable introduction of Islamic law into American jurisprudence was overturned, leading those who would dismiss the threat of Sharia to claim that its spread in the U.S. is simply a matter of one lone example. Unfortunately, there are more.
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I guess you couldn't find an article to seed (even if it is just a blog) that supports your contention with something even a little bit factual?
Unfortunately, there are more.
That wasn't even one. If "there are more" you could have started with seeding one.
The judge was a FAMILY LAW JUDGE who denied the woman's request for a restraining order after her divorce. He didn't have anything to do with charging or not charging the jackass with criminal violations. The other jackass, I mean--the former husband.
There was no "remarkable introduction of Islamic law into American jurisprudence" or even a little, boring, mundane introduction of same AND it had nothing to do with charging him criminally or not. This was a dumbass judge who got AMERICAN law dead wrong. It happens. Bad decisions are overturned on appeal all the time.
And deceptive seeders can be Ignored all the time, I hear. (Do me a favor and don't vote for my post. This column doesn't deserve a vote of any kind. Feel free to delete my comment, in fact. I won't be checking.)
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