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You are supposed to receive the authority of a rabbinical court, not a civil court.

שו”תCategory: generalYou are supposed to receive the authority of a rabbinical court, not a civil court.
asked 10 months ago

For two reasons:
A. You claim that morality has no validity without a divine legislator. According to this, you should not consider a civil court that decided to invent laws (though logical, but still a human creation) as having any validity, but only as a court that has received divine authorization.
B. From a halachic perspective, is there no problem going to non-Jewish courts?


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מיכי Staff answered 10 months ago
A. Doesn’t your halacha say, ‘Dina demalchuta dina’? Don’t you have community regulations in your halacha? B. There is definitely a problem. See column 448.

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