The Alabama version goes further, however, and not only bans use of foreign / international law in the state's courts, it also refuses to
grant full faith and credit to court decisions or orders issued in other states that use or reference foreign / international law.
Not exact matches
In the United States, for instance, the fight of
faith demands that the blacks be accepted totally, that they be
granted full equality, and also — because they have been oppressed and insulted — that their arrogance, their insults, and their hatred be borne.
Our Christian hearts, runs the (usually impassioned) argument, compel us to
grant full moral and legal equality to gay and lesbian people; our Christian
faith, comes the (usually impassioned) rebuttal, compels us to cleave, above all, to the word of God.
In a third letter, a broad alliance of more than 140
faith, human - rights, social justice and environmental groups called on Interior Secretary Ken Salazar today to «fully acknowledge the reality and science of climate change in the Arctic, and
grant polar bears
full protection as an «endangered» species.»
I / P Updates links to a story that says the United States «could take a leadership role in negotiating an agreement under which countries would give
full faith and credit to patents
granted by an international organization or one of the three largest patent offices in the world: the U.S. Patent Office, the European Patent Office, or the Japanese Patent Office.»
The new law expressly provides that if the court in a proceeding finds that the foreign - country judgment is entitled to recognition then, to the extent that the foreign - country judgment
grants or denies recovery of a sum of money, the foreign - country judgment is conclusive between the parties to the same extent as the judgment of a sister state entitled to
full faith and credit in New Jersey would be conclusive and is enforceable in the same manner and to the same extent as a judgment rendered in the state.