By Kimberly Railey | USA TODAY
Some say that preventing judges from recognizing foreign law when issuing decisions could affect religious arbitration used to handle family and personal disputes.
Proponents say the measures protect Americans’ constitutional freedoms
Opponents argue they can create legal complications.
A growing number of states are targeting what they see as a threat to their court systems: the influence of international laws.
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