AL SB33

Proposes a constitutional amendment titled "American and Alabama Laws for Alabama Courts Amendment" to prohibit Alabama courts from applying or enforcing foreign law when doing so would violate constitutional rights guaranteed by the U.S. or Alabama Constitutions.

Defines foreign law as any law, rule, or legal code established or applied outside U.S. states or territories, or adopted by any people, group, or culture different from U.S. or Alabama law.

Requires courts, arbitrators, and administrative agencies to modify or invalidate contractual provisions choosing foreign law or foreign venue if enforcement would violate constitutional rights, including due process, freedom of religion, speech, assembly, press, privacy, or marriage rights.

Exempts business entities (corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, business associations) that voluntarily contract to subject themselves to foreign law in jurisdictions outside Alabama and the United States.

Allows Alabama to refuse full faith and credit to public acts, records, or judicial proceedings of other states when they violate Alabama's public policy.