Sharia courts in the UK

cleanbluesky · 18-09-2008, 13:43

If the case is merely that groups have organised themselves to apply for something that anyone can achieve and that there is no existing policy for the government to deny them - then I'd say the situation was fair, although a review should be considered on the basis of this case. If its the case that sharia courts have been approved by a government body who have the right to turn them down on whim, then I think that these courts are a definite step in the wrong direction.

Either way I don't think we have enough information about the process to confirm it

18-09-2008, 13:43	#30
cleanbluesky Abandoned Ship Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 492	If the case is merely that groups have organised themselves to apply for something that anyone can achieve and that there is no existing policy for the government to deny them - then I'd say the situation was fair, although a review should be considered on the basis of this case. If its the case that sharia courts have been approved by a government body who have the right to turn them down on whim, then I think that these courts are a definite step in the wrong direction. Either way I don't think we have enough information about the process to confirm it