obergefell v. hodges

Mike Huckabee Thinks He Knows The Constitution Better Than The Supreme Court

But he can't even remember his own state's dark history.
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Federal Judge Orders Immediate Release of Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis

The judge also ordered the defiant clerk not to interfere with the work of other deputies in Rowan County.
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Here's What's Next For Kim Davis Now That She's Been Thrown In Jail For Contempt

The path of least resistance would be for her to resign.
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Supreme Court Turns Away Kentucky Clerk Who Turned Away Gay Couples Wishing To Marry

The court declined to halt a federal court order that essentially requires her to comply with the Constitution.
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Appeals Court To Defiant Kentucky Clerk: Issue Marriage Licenses To Gays

Citing June's historic gay marriage ruling, the court said the clerk must act in accordance with the Constitution.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Reflects On A Polarizing Term One Month Out

“It’s hard not to have a big year at the Supreme Court,” she said.
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History Does Not Support Clarence Thomas' Weird Reasoning

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The Danger of Disrobing the Judiciary

Artful advocates advise this about addressing the court: if the facts are on your side, pound the facts; if the law is on your side, pound the law; if neither is on your side, pound the table. Adding to that adage, pusillanimous politicians propose undressing the court: if you fear its decision, strip it of jurisdiction.
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