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Date: 06-06-03 16:20 PDT

---, this doesn't mean she can't wear a veil over her head, what it means is that she can't cover her face so that it's unrecognizable. This is her photo, the way she originally appeared on her driver's license:

The State of Florida later revoked her license because she refused to take a new photo showing her face, and she sued the State. The judge's ruling says that she can't cover her face. It doesn't say that she can't cover her head.

... I was afraid that in our ultra-"politically correct" country, I feared the judge would be afraid to rule against her. I said "wow" because it didn't work out that way -- I am very pleased with the decision.

There will probably be some outcry with an "un-Islamic" spin. Still, the law is clear... and the judge ruled correctly.

I have absolutely no patience for people who try to break the rules, no matter what the excuse. As I said in an another post on this topic last week, I personally find this type of complete covering a bit extreme, and this woman's checkered past just adds more questions to her motives for covering to start with.

I wonder if her lawyer plans an appeal.

From the moment I heard about this woman, I was suspicious of her motives. I even posted a statement wondering if she had a criminal history. Then lo and behold....later on, it was found out that she did! I now predict that this woman will re-surface again in some kind of a brush with the law. It'll be just like Rodney King. Let's wait and see..... Bravo to the judge for her logical decision.

Very interesting use of religion to cover up your bad behavior!

Good. I'm glad she lost her case.