Wearing the Niqab in Court

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The judge decides if facial reaction is that important.

Hence wearing niqab is assessed on case by case basis.
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Captain Awesome wrote:The judge decides if facial reaction is that important.

Hence wearing niqab is assessed on case by case basis.


IMO if he dont care then so beit. Maybe he doesnt care what happens in the end, this could speed many cases right up :dyinglaughing:
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In the UAE, even when I was there 7 years ago, women had to remove the face coverings to get their driver's license photo taken. It was a female photographer but male police officers could demand the lady's license and look at it to see if the woman matched her photo.

Even back then, bank managers complained to the government that the veil did not allow them to identify women they were ACTUALLY dealing with and wanted the law changed so that women would need to remove the veil to correctly identify themselves.

Here is an article from Kuwait:

http://www.thenational.ae/news/world/mi ... al-for-mps

Seems like Muslim countries under Sharia law are more progressive than we are!

The veil has no place in a Canadian courtroom.
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Seems like Muslim countries under Sharia law are more progressive than we are!

The veil has no place in a Canadian courtroom.


live there awhile .come back and tell us how important you think it is then. dont forget your head.
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I love this guy Mark Steyn. His book 'America Alone' is a must read, IMO. Thanks for the post glacier.
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"flamingfingers"

In the UAE, even when I was there 7 years ago, women had to remove the face coverings to get their driver's license photo taken. It was a female photographer but male police officers could demand the lady's license and look at it to see if the woman matched her photo.

Even back then, bank managers complained to the government that the veil did not allow them to identify women they were ACTUALLY dealing with and wanted the law changed so that women would need to remove the veil to correctly identify themselves.


That is kinda funny, could you imagine a Police Line up with all suspects wearing a Niqab. :dyinglaughing: :dyinglaughing:
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Ken7 wrote:
That is kinda funny, could you imagine a Police Line up with all suspects wearing a Niqab. :dyinglaughing: :dyinglaughing:


Funnier still is when the victim says "yup, that's her alright".
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,,,,,, I'd recognize that niqab anywhere,,,, :D
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Bill Warner explains the problem with the Islamic head covering, and why it differs from other head coverings.

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