MN SF1264

Declares it public policy to protect Minnesota citizens from application of foreign law that violates rights guaranteed by U.S. or Minnesota Constitutions, including due process, freedom of religion/speech/press, and privacy/marriage rights.

Makes void and unenforceable any court ruling, arbitration decision, or administrative agency decision based on foreign law that would not grant parties the same fundamental liberties and rights as guaranteed by U.S. or Minnesota Constitutions.

Voids and makes unenforceable contracts or contractual provisions where parties mutually agree to foreign law or foreign jurisdiction if that law would not grant parties constitutional rights and protections.

Exempts corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, business associations, and other legal entities from these restrictions when contracting to subject themselves to foreign law outside Minnesota or the United States.

Prohibits courts from interpreting the law to limit free exercise of religion or to adjudicate ecclesiastical matters of religious organizations, and requires compliance with preempting federal treaties or international agreements.