OTMLAW successfully defeated a lawsuit against religious freedom, and preserved the Islamic Center of South Florida’s right to build a mosque in their local community. SUIT TO BLOCK SUBURBAN MOSQUE IS THROWN OUT, THE LEDGER ON 02/28/08 MIAMI A lawsuit fighting construction of a mosque in a suburban neighborhood has been dismissed, though its backers […]
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Principles, public policy and enforcement in the US Muslims who wish to abide by the Islamic law of inheritance when drafing a will must keep in mind that they will encounter several conficts with U.S. law while doing so. While various statutory and legal conficts may be smoothly reconciled with proper drafing, broader public policy
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On February 6, 2018 the New York State Court of Appeals, heard oral arguments in a first impression case, where the NYPD has the federal Glomar response to State FOIL requests. The case was heard by all seven justices of the Court. Arguing for Appellants Abdur-Rashid and Samir was Mr. Mohammedi, arguing for the City
The Divide_ How the NYPD keeps its surveillance secret Article by The Alt. Read More.
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New Jersey man’s suit over Muslim surveillance advances to highest court in NY Article by NorthJersey.com. Read More.
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Court considers Cold War secrecy over Muslim surveillance Article by The Washington Post. Read More.
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New York court considers granting NYPD Cold War Secrecy Article by the Independent. Read More.
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The New York Police Department overstepped its reach when it used a Cold War-era legal tactic to conceal information about whether it put two Muslim men under surveillance, a lawyer representing the men argued Tuesday before New York’s highest court. By The Associated Press | February 06, 2018 at 06:32 PM Read more
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