Anybody know what Thomas Monson's options are? Can he just ignore it? Is the U.S. going to be party to the extradition of a U.S. citizen to answer to a U.K. judge about questions arising from religious texts?
Well; I know someone who DOES and she's not scrutinized them at all!
Right, restornu???
Anybody know what Thomas Monson’s options are? Can he just ignore it? Is the U.S. going to be party to the extradition of a U.S. citizen to answer to a U.K. judge about questions arising from religious texts?
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‘Bizarre’ British summons roundly criticized by legal experts, religious freedom advocates
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865595846/Bizarre-British-summons-roundly-criticized-by-legal-experts-religious-freedom-advocates.html
Legal experts surprised over court summons for LDS Church president
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I’m sitting here with an open mouth. I think the British courts will recoil in horror. This is just using the law to make a show, an anti- Mormon point. And I’m frankly shocked that a magistrate has issued it.
–Neil Addison, Former British prosecutor
The allegations were made by a former Mormon, Thomas Phillips, listed in the court documents as living in London, though the Republic said he is living in Portugal. The Telegraph in London reported that Phillips used a rare procedure to launch a private prosecution on behalf of two other former LDS Church members.
Cody Craynor, a spokesman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said, “The
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