
The Opening Shot Against Obergefell
Republicans are leading the challenge against same sex marriage.
Republicans are leading the challenge against same sex marriage.
And they say romance is dead.
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Yes, it's an important event -- but some of the reactions have been hyperbolic and over the top, and we all need to calm down.
Notre Dame law professor blows the lid off the idea that opposing marriage equality has nothing to do with bigotry.
Our thoughts go out to the family, friends and colleagues of this activist lawyer.
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The federal government recognizes that this gay couple should have been treated with the same respect as any other married couple.
* Fanfic come to life! Allison Janney handles the White House press corps as C.J. Cregg. Can you catch all the West Wing references she throws out in under a minute? [The Decider] * Sure, people want a "sleep revolution," but it is only likely to garner ridicule in the legal profession. Aren't we lucky? [Law and More] * Salon's latest HOTTAKE suggests Bernie or Bust folks should vote for Donald Trump. Yes, it is that stupid. [Lawyers, Guns and Money] * Behind the IP fight that killed a fashion house revival. [The Fashion Law] * Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is really pissed at the Southern Poverty Law Center because they filed an ethics complaint against him. I mean all he did was tell probate judges not to marry same-sex couples... [Wonkette] * U.S. military says U.S. military is not guilty of a war crime for bombing a Doctors Without Borders hospital. [Huffington Post] * The impact an eight-justice Supreme Court may have on climate change. [Green Biz]
Porn addict protests marriage equality in the stupidest way imaginable. And this isn't the first time he's tried this stunt.
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"The district court’s ruling errs in so many respects that it is hard to know where to begin."
Let's step back and appreciate how the anti-gay crowd isn't even trying to find level-headed people to rail against marriage equality.
States are ramping up efforts to undermine the Obergefell decision, mostly without a constitutional leg to stand on.
* Getting arrested on federal criminal charges accusing you of conspiring with loathed pharma CEO Martin Shkreli is very stressful — so one can understand why Biglaw partner Evan Greebel needs a Cancun vacation right about now. [USA Today; BloombergBusiness] * Speaking of Evan Greebel, here is a closer look at the charges against him, […]
Judge Posner's views on gays and gay marriage have evolved greatly since he was 13 years old -- and so have the American people's.