"The controversial new Islamic tribunal in north Texas may already be in trouble with the law. Dana contributor Lawrence Jones — who has been following the story and was one of the only reporters allowed inside the “Stand With the Prophet” event in late January – was perusing the tribunal’s website when he noticed something strange: the four tribunal judges are described as “attorneys,” though not all of them have law degrees."Thursday, February 12, 2015
The Reason North Texas’ Controversial Islamic Tribunal May Already Be in Trouble With the Law | Video | TheBlaze.com
The Reason North Texas’ Controversial Islamic Tribunal May Already Be in Trouble With the Law | Video | TheBlaze.com:
"The controversial new Islamic tribunal in north Texas may already be in trouble with the law. Dana contributor Lawrence Jones — who has been following the story and was one of the only reporters allowed inside the “Stand With the Prophet” event in late January – was perusing the tribunal’s website when he noticed something strange: the four tribunal judges are described as “attorneys,” though not all of them have law degrees."
"The controversial new Islamic tribunal in north Texas may already be in trouble with the law. Dana contributor Lawrence Jones — who has been following the story and was one of the only reporters allowed inside the “Stand With the Prophet” event in late January – was perusing the tribunal’s website when he noticed something strange: the four tribunal judges are described as “attorneys,” though not all of them have law degrees."
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