30-year-old shuttle program because the space agency does not have money budgeted for the program. right now legal shock waves in oklahoma. the muslim activist group cair has filed a lawsuit against the state after the voters approved a ballot initiative to ban sharia law being considered in court decisions and any international law. kris gutierrez has more from dallas. saw you talking to mr. bill o reilly about this. the bottom line is critics say this is another example of islam phobia sweeping across our nation. so one group is asking a federal court to step in and stop this measure before the election votes are certified and it becomes law. the measure passed with 70% of
extended kill lean community and the the entire community to pause and remember that tragedy. major hasan is facing a hearing for article 32. he faces 13 counts of premeditated murder. and according to his defense attorneys he will plead not guilty on the basis of insanity. megyn: jennifer, thank you. voters overwhelmingly approving a ballot measure in oklahoma. it bans judges from considering sharia law in court decisions. what this state amendment will do is enshrine in our constitution the words islam, mohammad and koran in a negative light. megyn: cair is suing the state. but do they have a case?
megyn: kelly s court is back in session. oklahoma voters banning judges from considering international or sharia law. now the nation s largest muslim advocacy group is suing the state over it. but do they have a case? let s ask our panel. kimberly guilfoyle and jonna spilbor. cair says this is basically blatantly discriminatory and a violation of the first amendment. you say what? i think they have a point. the fear here is nobody is law because they want to commit crimes and hide behind their religion. what cair is saying if you enact this law, then we won t be able to practice even benign law abiding aspects of our religion. and i think they have a point
oklahoma decided to ban the use of sharia law, that s an extreme law of islamic law in court decisions in their state. but they may not have the last word. the challenge from cair, an islamic american group on the docket today in kelly s court. they are trying to gump the machines and really just, if anything show could switching to geico really save you
case. we are not going to allow some man to come in and defend the rape of his wife by saying my religion allows it. but muslim group cair says you are singling out one religion. this would be like going in and saying no court can consider the ten commandments if somebody comes up and said what i it s nor the first amendment. that makes sense. they are not segregating any other floin this law. they are strictly targeting islam. i think if they carved out a criminal exception if you read the complaint, the one example they keep bringing up. under our religion we need to be interned a certain way. if this law passes people trying to probate a will with certain instructions how a deceased person will be intern of, those agreements will not be honored