[OldDeckHand]

"The only law that applies are those of the United State of America, and the state in which the contract is made."

No Keith, that is NOT how American contract law works. Please, review the terms "binding arbitration", "choice of law" . Heck, I'll help you out. Here are some links...

Choice of law

arbitration

[Keith in Iowa]

If you want to agree to live under sharia law or contracts, you’re free to do that.

I will NOT submit.

[Political Junkie Too]

I read your links. From the Choice Of Law link, if I understand it properly, it refers to foreign jurisdictions, meaning that some other recognized jurisdiction can apply. So, what is the jurisdiction for Sharia Law? Is there a defined country whose laws are recognized and are being applied here?

I fear that "Sharia Law" is amorphous because it derives from "Islam," which itself is not a country or jurisdiction, but a belief system or religious practice.

How was "Sharia Law" formed? Was it through a jurisdiction's legislative process? Was it through a jurisdiction's legal process of interpretation and precedence? What recognized body defines the proper interpretation of Sharia Law for others to reference?

What is the jurisdiction that is the basis for "Sharia Law?"

-PJ

[freedomwarrior998]

Your facts are confusing the soundbyte crowd here. There is a startling tendancy for people to base their entire political ideology on soundbytes and bumper sticker slogans without any attempt to apply reason or complex thought.