Gay Marriage and Supreme Court: Legal Questions before the JusticesMintz, Howard
“While most research shows that gay and bisexual men, on average, do not earn more than their comparable heterosexual male counterparts, that research also shows that they tend to earn more than lesbian and bisexual women,” Gates said. “Unfortunately, gender discrimination is present, regardless...
The Supreme Court appears sharply divided over its role in deciding the legality of same-sex marriage. The justices heard 2.5 hours of historic arguments Tuesday. The likely swing vote is Justice Anthony Kennedy who sent conflicting signals. Jan Crawford
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At a recent event he said that the court might take a few weeks to discuss which cases to take but that the justices will eventually grant cert and “give a definitive answer this term.” Overshadowed by the gay marriage debate are the actual cases which the court will begin considering ...
1. The Supreme Court decides the supporters of Prop. 8 aren't injured by gay marriage so they can't bring the case. 2. Because California already gives civil unions to gays and lesbians, it can't deny them others. 3. The court could decide that since California allows gays and lesb...
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每日英语:Court Weighs Gay Marriage Supreme Court justices appeared divided Tuesday during historic arguments over the fate of gay marriage in California, at times almost regretful they took the case and at others splitting neatly into well-worn ideological camps....
Calif.'s AG asks court to lift gay marriage ban Responding to a question from a federal appeals court that is considering the constitutionality of the ban, the California Supreme Court said the lawmaking power granted to citizens under the state constitution doesn't end once propositions have bee...
There was no such reason that Proposition 8 could have been enacted," the court decided“Proposition 8 served no purpose, and had no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in California,” the court ruled.Gay rights advocates are hailing Tuesday’s ...