MO HB3338

World Health Organization, United Nations, World Economic Forum, and other international organizations shall have no jurisdiction or power within Missouri, and no rules, regulations, fees, taxes, policies, or mandates from these bodies may be enforced by state or local governments

Courts, arbitration panels, and administrative agencies are prohibited from applying Shari'a law or any foreign law that would deny parties fundamental constitutional rights including due process, equal protection, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and rights related to marriage, child custody, and property

Contracts or contractual provisions choosing Shari'a law or foreign law, or granting jurisdiction to foreign tribunals, are void and unenforceable if they would violate fundamental rights

State courts and agencies may not transfer civil actions if the transfer would result in application of foreign law that violates fundamental rights

Exceptions preserve Missouri Supreme Court precedent, religious organizations' internal ecclesiastical matters, voluntary corporate agreements with foreign entities, and federal preemption including treaty obligations