The ruling has been upheld by the federal appeals court. On to the Supreme Court.
The ruling has been upheld by the federal appeals court. On to the Supreme Court.
I would be surprised if the Supreme Court took it. The ruling by the federal appeals court is very narrow and only specifically concerns the state of California, not the status of same sex marriage for the entire country. Prop 8 supporters would gain more by leaving it as is instead of risking a nationwide SCOTUS ruling.
Wrong. Marriage is a method for two people to join themselves legally, which affords them certain legal rights and privileges.
Indeed, I hear stories like that quite often, and it does become reality for me when I hear the sadness and pain in my friend's voices. Treating this like it's not an issues of rights is ridiculous.
I've read a few op-ed bits from different places that tend to agree this probably won't make it to the US Federal Supreme Court. The actual legal issues that were ruled on seem to be pretty specific to the California state legislative and legal processes. Guess we will wait and see.
Last edited by Whacker; 02-08-2012 at 10:45. Reason: Edit - clarified which supreme court
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