DE SB89

Adds Chapter 46 to Delaware Code establishing that foreign law cannot be applied in Delaware courts if it would violate fundamental constitutional rights protected by the U.S. Constitution or Delaware Constitution, including due process, freedom of religion, speech, press, and privacy rights.

Prohibits use of any foreign law as a defense in criminal cases, including domestic violence charges.

Requires courts, arbitrators, and administrative agencies to modify or void contracts and agreements that choose foreign law or foreign venues if enforcement would violate fundamental constitutional rights of natural persons party to the agreement.

Denies motions to transfer litigation to foreign forums if transfer would likely result in violation of a fundamental constitutional right for a Delaware resident subject to personal jurisdiction in the state.

Exempts corporations, partnerships, business entities, and religious organizations engaged in purely ecclesiastical matters from the chapter's restrictions, while preserving federal treaty obligations.