@bnbsbottlereturncorp: Critics call Sharia bans in courts anti-Muslim as backers cite the law. Backers of the bans point to their text. In states like Alabama and Tennessee, courts may not apply foreign or religious law, Sharia included, if it violates rights under the U.S. Constitution. Critics see something else. A report by the Brennan Center for Justice called such bans for courts anti-Muslim. PolitiFact noted that most of the laws do not name Sharia at all. Should every state ban Sharia from overriding its courts, or do these laws target one religion? Sources: PolitiFact, Governing