So, a federal district court ruled on Friday that the Michigan
(voter-supported) law banning same gender unions was
unconstitutional. And that county clerks must issue licenses. But
by this morning, 6th Circuit says "not so fast." In the meantime,
hundreds of same gender couples got hitched. Are they legit?
That’s the predicament roughly 100 couples are in following an order late Saturday from the U.S. Sixth Court of Appeals, which issued a temporary stay of a lower court ruling
that declared Michigan’s ban on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional.
The order didn’t come down until late in the day — well after roughly
300 same-sex marriage licenses had been handed out across Michigan.
Article here.
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