Annie Youderian / June 25, 2014
(CN) – An Indiana law banning gay marriage and refusing to recognize those performed in other states is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. “The court has never witnessed a phenomenon throughout the federal court system as is presented with this issue,” U.S. District Chief Judge Richard Young wrote. “In less than a year, every federal
(CN) – An Indiana law banning gay marriage and refusing to recognize those performed in other states is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. “The court has never witnessed a phenomenon throughout the federal court system as is presented with this issue,” U.S. District Chief Judge Richard Young wrote. “In less than a year, every federal
(CN) – An Indiana law banning gay marriage and refusing to recognize those performed in other states is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. “The court has never witnessed a phenomenon throughout the federal court system as is presented with this issue,” U.S. District Chief Judge Richard Young wrote. “In less than a year, every federal
(CN) – An Indiana law banning gay marriage and refusing to recognize those performed in other states is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. “The court has never witnessed a phenomenon throughout the federal court system as is presented with this issue,” U.S. District Chief Judge Richard Young wrote. “In less than a year, every federal
(CN) – An Indiana law banning gay marriage and refusing to recognize those performed in other states is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. “The court has never witnessed a phenomenon throughout the federal court system as is presented with this issue,” U.S. District Chief Judge Richard Young wrote. “In less than a year, every federal