No, public business cannot discriminate based on a person’s national origin, race, color, religion, disability, sex, and familial status.
Try being a landlord, baker, etc.
Key is open to the public.
She’s ‘discriminating’ because of their ideology, not their religion. If Islam is a religion, why the Sharia Law?
> No, public business cannot discriminate based on a person’s national origin, race, color, religion, disability, sex, and familial status.
Try being a landlord, baker, etc.
Key is open to the public.
There are times when it’s in your own best interests to violate the law: I’d say fear of death and protection of other people’s safety overrules the Muslim’s desire to shoot firearms. I’d go to someone like the NRA and ask for some legal assistance. What is she had allowed them them onto the range and there were several of them that were ISIS members that opened fire on other patrons. Would the DOJ have given them a certificate of combat firearm”s proficiency for each American killed.? 0 would probably even invite them to the WH for dinner
Where does it say that in the US Constitution?
This lawsuit was a foregone conclusion as soon as the owner’s decision to bar people on the basis of their religion made the news. Solution would probably be to declare the range a private club with an initiation fee and membership review committee. And a requirement that all members must use bullets dipped in a bit of pork fat wouldn’t hurt.