Establishes sovereignty of Missouri law and protects religious freedoms

This bill adds a new section to Missouri law stating that foreign, international, or religious laws cannot be applied or enforced by state courts or agencies if they violate the U.S. or Missouri Constitutions or state public policy. It also makes it a crime to use force or threats to impose foreign or religious law on others in Missouri, with the Attorney General having authority to prosecute these violations. The bill aims to protect religious freedom while ensuring that U.S. and Missouri Constitutions remain the supreme law.

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