It may not be the recent decision in California's Proposition 8 case or even the pending challenges to the federal Defense of Marriage Act that entice the Supreme Court to answer the essential question: Is there a fundamental right to same-sex marriage? However, it will not be for lack of trying by those involved in the issue.
February 13, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The road map’s details may not be clear yet, but the direction is: Same-sex marriage is moving closer to the U.S. Supreme Court.
It may not be the recent decision in California’s Proposition 8 case or even the pending challenges to the federal Defense of Marriage Act that entice the justices to answer the essential question: Is there a fundamental right to same-sex marriage?
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