Second Year Jewish Marriages and American Law
A discussion from the Central Conference of American Rabbis on the clash between rabbinic and civil law in marriage. The piece argues education of rabbis, notes intermarriage restrictions, and cites Rhode Island as a unique case where certain kin marriages are prohibited by religion but not by statute. Emphasizes that civil law prevails.
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Debate on Consanguineous Marriages in Law and Faith
The article discusses the legality and morality of marriages between close relatives across states, noting bans from first cousin to nearer kin. It cites cases on void and voidable marriages, religious roles, and the need for Rabbis to know laws, urging caution and legal consultation.
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