
Recap: Day 4 in Michigan's gay marriage ban trial
DETROIT, MI — The trial in a Hazel Park couple's challenge of Michigan's gay marriage ban continues Friday with more testimony from Nancy Cott, a Harvard University history professor who …
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DETROIT, MI — The trial in a Hazel Park couple's challenge of Michigan's gay marriage ban continues Friday with more testimony from Nancy Cott, a Harvard University history professor who …
Read More(Detroit Free Press/WZZM) — The fate of Michigan's gay-marriage ban is officially in the hands of a federal judge, who Tuesday morning heard opening statements in a case that will …
Read MoreTexas Attorney General Greg Abbott's office was working on an appeal Thursday of a federal judge's decision to lift the state's ban on gay marriage. U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia …
Read MoreLouisiana is bringing in a pinch hitter to attempt to bat away any challenges to the state's gay marriage ban, state Attorney General Buddy Caldwell confirmed Tuesday (Feb. 25). Caldwell's …
Read MoreTexas moved to join 17 states and the District of Columbia on Wednesday in allowing gay couples to legally wed, after a federal judge struck down the state's nine-year-old amendment …
Read MoreCHICAGO — Champaign County began issuing same-sex marriage licenses Wednesday, making it the second county to do so after a federal judge ruled Cook County gay couples did not have …
Read MoreNo state or federal judge has opposed gay marriage since the Supreme Court in June allowed gay men and lesbians to marry in California and struck down the Defense of …
Read MoreDETROIT, MI — The trial in a Hazel Park couple's challenge of Michigan's gay marriage ban continues Thursday with more testimony from a demographer who studies gay, lesbian, bisexual and …
Read MoreIn an interview with The New York Times, Holder said officials who have carefully studied bans on gay marriage could refuse to defend them. In the motion filed Thursday, assistant …
Read MoreSpeaking to the National Association of Attorneys General, Holder said that any decision not to defend individual laws in court must be "exceedingly rare" and reserved for "exceptional circumstances." He …
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