South Carolina H4671 protects citizens from foreign laws violating state and U.S. constitutional rights.

South Carolina H4671 aims to protect residents from foreign laws that violate their rights under the U.S. and South Carolina constitutions. The bill prohibits courts from adjudicating ecclesiastical matters of religious organizations and voids contracts that choose foreign laws violating state constitutional rights. It emphasizes the protection of rights such as due process, freedom of religion, speech, and privacy. The bill also ensures that no court interpretation limits the free exercise of religion.

South Carolina H4671 protects citizens from foreign laws violating state and U.S. constitutional rights.

South Carolina H4671 aims to protect residents from foreign laws that violate their rights under the U.S. and South Carolina constitutions. The bill prohibits courts from adjudicating ecclesiastical matters of religious organizations and voids contracts that choose foreign laws violating state constitutional rights. It emphasizes the protection of rights such as due process, freedom of religion, speech, and privacy. The bill also ensures that no court interpretation limits the free exercise of religion.