Millet (Sharifistani law)
In Sharifistani law a Millet is a religious court that has authority in certain civil disputes between two members of the same religion. Based on the Ottoman concept of millet, there are 97 recognised millets in Sharifistan including a number of Jewish Millets, a Roman Catholic Millet, an Episcopal Millet, an Orthodox Millet, A Christadelphian Millet, an Evangelical Millet, a Fundamentalist Mormon Millet, a Hindu Millet and a Sikh Millet as well as a Muslim Millet.
Areas in which a millet court is used
Marriage
Divorce
Inheritance
Personal injury
Defamation
Contract law
areas in which a millet court can NOT be used
Child custody
Inter-faith hate crimes
Offences against the state
Public order crimes (other than those committed in a place of worship)
Religious groups that do NOT have a millet
Church of Scientology (considered a "for-profit group" as well as a "criminal organisation")
Satanism (No Satanist group has requested one)
See also