Marriage News
Fox News is Anti Traditional Marriage5/10/12 Fox News has traditionally been thought of as being the only conservative major television news source. Before fully supporting that notion the typical Fox News viewer should be aware that Fox News is a supporter of same sex marriage. ref, ref
In the last news post I vented some frustration at the news media for attacking Christians and the church. Of the major news outlets the New York Times apparently rates as the worst. ref For the secular media to continually place the blame on Christ
. . . [more]North Carolina adopts marriage amendment5/9/12 North Carolina adopted a marriage amendment yesterday May 8, 2012 that limits marriage to one man and one woman. This encompasses civil unions and the like. The amendment reads:
"Marriage between a man and a woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State. This section does not prohibit a private party from entering into contracts with another private party; nor does this section prohibit courts from adjudicating the rights of private parties pursuant
. . . [more]Maryland becomes the 8th state to redefine marriage3/2/12 Maryland became the 8th state to redefine marriage yesterday, 3/1/12, as the bill was signed into law by the Maryland governor. ref The new law will not go into effect until January 1, 2013. An effort to repeal the bill is already well underway. 56,000 valid signatures need to be gathered by June 30, 2012. ref
Second federal judge strikes down DOMA2/24/12 U.S. District Judge Jeffrey S. White has ruled on 2/22/12 that DOMA violates the 5th amendment in regards to equal protection. ref The other case involving striking down DOMA is currently before the 1st Circuit court of appeals. ref This case has been appeal to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. ref
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ADF will seek Ninth Circuit en banc review2/21/12 The ADF lawyers for ProtectMarriage.com has stated today (2/21/12) they are seeking an en banc review of the 3 judge decision that recently struck down Prop.8 as unconstitutional. ADF filed the necessary paperwork, which was due today.
The Ninth Circuit is different from other Circuit courts in that it also has something called a "limited en banc" where only half the judges, 11, review a 3 judge decision. Later an appeal can be made to the entire en banc and then to the U.S. Supreme Court
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