MO SB1372

Creates new section 1.202 RSMo, titled the "No Shari'a Act," prohibiting Missouri courts from enforcing judgments, decrees, or arbitration decisions that rely on Shari'a or foreign law violating constitutional rights

Defines "foreign law" as any law, legal code, or system from outside the United States, including religious law when used as a substitute for state or federal law

Prohibits courts from applying foreign law in family matters (marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, inheritance) if inconsistent with fundamental rights or public policy

Allows contract provisions selecting foreign law to remain valid unless enforcement would violate constitutional rights

Defines "fundamental rights" as those guaranteed by Missouri and U.S. Constitutions, including due process, equal protection, freedom of religion and speech, and rights related to marriage, child custody, and property