SC H4671

Prohibits South Carolina courts, arbitration panels, and administrative agencies from enforcing rulings or decisions based on foreign laws that would deny parties constitutional rights including due process, freedom of religion, speech, press, privacy, or marriage rights

Voids and makes unenforceable any contract provisions that choose foreign law or foreign jurisdiction if that law would not grant the same constitutional protections as U.S. and South Carolina constitutions

Requires courts to deny forum non conveniens claims if transferring the case to a foreign forum would likely violate the constitutional rights of the non-claimant party

Exempts Native American tribal laws from the definition of "foreign law" subject to these restrictions

Protects religious organizations' rights to adjudicate internal ecclesiastical matters such as clergy selection, discipline, and doctrinal interpretation without court interference