Whatever his reasoning, citing the Bible is grounds for an appeal, I would think.

Whatever his reasoning, citing the Bible is grounds for an appeal, I would think.

Originally shared by Adam Sweet

Oklahoma Judge Cites Bible in Denying Transgender Name Changes
http://www.advocate.com/politics/transgender/2012/09/16/oklahoma-judge-cites-bible-denying-transgender-name-changes

Comments

Olaf Fichtner said…
Ah, the separation of state and church... Fundamentalist countries seem to have a problem with it though...
Kelly Kinkade said…
Well, this is what happens when you forbid Sharia law in your state.
Rugger Ducky said…
Has he ever cut his hair? Shaved? Changed any way God made him?

In any case, yes, but its easier and cheaper to move somewhere else than appeal a case like that. Unless you hit the lambda jackpot.
Andrew Maxwell said…
He should be barred from practicing law.
Jason ON said…
What's the difference between applying Sharia law in courtrooms and christian law in courtrooms?

Nada. Zero. Zilch.
Olaf Fichtner said…
Ah, that's what you think. I had a similar discussion a while back, and a Christian taught me how it is: Sharia is no law, that's just something a few oppressive lunatics do to other people. The bible however is the word of the lord, and therefore should be applied in court.

See? Simple as that...
Jason ON said…
Seems simple, Olaf Fichtner, and you can't fault his logic. Ha ha ha!
Olaf Fichtner said…
Yes, impossible to refute...

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