Gov. Chris Christie's administration asks for a stay of a New Jersey judge's order that the state begin recognizing same-sex marriage, pending appeal to the state's highest court.
October 02, 2013 at 03:28 AM
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ov. Chris Christie’s administration has asked for a stay of a New Jersey judge’s order that the state begin recognizing same-sex marriage on Oct. 21, pending appeal to the state’s highest court.
Deputy Attorney General Jean Reilly on Tuesday also requested that the state Supreme Court take up the state’s appeal, filed a day earlier, on direct certification, bypassing the Appellate Division.
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