Judge who overturned Prop 8 may have had a close relationship with lawyer who argued the case
A legal expert said newly discovered e-mails “suggest a cozy relationship between Walker and Olson that some observers may find revealing.”
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Articles tagged Proposition 8
Supreme Court unlikely to redefine ‘marriage,’ court-watchers say
Justice Alito asked, “You want us to step in and render a decision” on same-sex “marriage,” which is “newer than cell phones or the internet?”
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Marriage in the dock – the Supreme Court considers same-sex ‘marriage’
The next two days are destined to stand among the most significant days in our nation’s constitutional history.
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Broad, diverse defense of marriage at Supreme Court
Scholars have filed more than 50 amicus briefs with the Supreme Court urging it to uphold California’s Proposition 8, but the media seem obsessed with ignoring them.
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March for Marriage planned in D.C. as Supreme Court hears gay ‘marriage’ case
The “March for Marriage,” which will take place on Tuesday March 26, is being organized by the National Organization for Marriage (NOM).
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Obama asks Supreme Court to give gays the 'social acceptance provided by marriage'
Homosexuals deserve the “full benefits” and “social recognition conferred by the institution of marriage,” the administration argues in a new legal brief.
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Obama places minority status, federal benefits at heart of anti-DOMA brief
"Gay and lesbian people are a minority group with limited political power," the Obama administration's 54-brief urging the overturn of DOMA read.
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U.S. Supreme Court sets dates for pivotal gay ‘marriage’ cases
The cases could radically determine the future of the gay 'marriage' debate in the United States.
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Pro-family views cost ex-Marine a superintendent job in Berkeley
"In our liberalism and self-righteousness we can become myopic ourselves,” a school board member admitted.
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California Court refuses to review decision striking down voter-approved marriage amendment
The Ninth Circuit Appeals Court's decision was "little more than an attack on the character and judgment of millions of Californians," the lead counsel said.
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