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Saturday, March 30, 2013

Supreme Court Decision on Gay Marriage

Supreme Court Justices Still Deciding on Gay Marriage

All eyes seem to be on Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, whose vote could be essential in the case. At one point he talked about the children of gay couples, noting that they wanted their parents' unions to be recognized. "The voice of these children is important," Kennedy said. But later he told the lawyer for gay couples challenging the ban that the issue was in "unchartered waters."

Kennedy also questioned whether the court should be considering Prop 8 and whether gay-marriage opponents had the legal right to defend Prop 8, after California officials declined to appeal its overturning -- raising the possibility that the Supreme Court could punt on the merits of Prop 8, declining to set a federal precedent on gay marriage in this case and deferring to a lower court's ruling to overturn California's ban.

Justice Elena Kagan, President Obama's second appointee to the court, asked the lawyer defending California's gay marriage ban what harm would be done to heterosexual marriage if gay and lesbian marriages were legally recognized. He answered that same-sex marriage would do harm that is difficult now to foresee.

This hot topic is sure to cause a lot of controversy as the Supreme Court Justices decide the fate on gay marriage though out the country. 

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