Marriage

Justice Barrett: Supreme Court’s Duty is Not to Impose Values Amid Same-Sex Marriage Debate

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Washington — Justice Amy Coney Barrett has stated that the Supreme Court should not impose its own beliefs on the American public amidst discussions about revisiting its crucial ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nearly a decade ago. In her first televised interview since her appointment, Barrett emphasized the importance of understanding the law as a reflection of the people’s will, rather than merely an indicator of the justices’ opinions. During the interview with CBS News, Barrett commented on the role of the Court, suggesting it seeks to interpret expressions of the American public, which can … Read more

Legal Battle Continues: Former County Clerk’s Attorney Faces Skepticism in Court Over Same-Sex Marriage License Denial Case

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CINCINNATI, Ohio — A lawyer representing a former county clerk from Kentucky, who became a national figure for her refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, faced a challenging day in court. The lawyer appealed to overturn a jury’s decision that awarded $100,000 to a couple for emotional distress, but encountered skepticism from the appellate judges. Mathew D. Staver, the attorney for Kim Davis, argued that the damages awarded to the same-sex couple were unjustified as there was no tangible loss proven after Davis declined their license request. However, Senior Judge Helene N. White … Read more

Thailand Paves the Way with Groundbreaking Same-Sex Marriage Legislation: Key Details Explained

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Bangkok, Thailand — In a landmark move, Thailand is poised to become the first Southeast Asian country to legalize same-sex unions, with a significant bill making its way through the country’s Parliament. This proposed legislation, expected to pass by the end of the year, aims to grant same-sex couples several of the legal rights commonly associated with marriage, signaling a major shift in the traditionally conservative region’s approach to LGBTQ+ rights. The bill, if enacted, will allow same-sex couples to legally register their unions, a monumental step that would provide them a myriad of legal … Read more

Amidst Speculation on Marriage Struggles, Rufa Mae Quinto’s Lawyer Shares Enigmatic Remarks

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MANILA, Philippines — Amid swirling rumors about her marital challenges, actress Rufa Mae Quinto’s legal representative has recently adopted a cryptic stance, sparking further curiosity and conjecture regarding the actress’s personal life. The celebrity, known for her vibrant presence and comedic flair, appears to be facing undisclosed issues that have led to speculation among fans and media alike. Quinto’s lawyer issued a vague statement, avoiding direct references to her marital status with financial analyst Trevor Magallanes, to whom she has been married since 2016. The ambiguity of the comments has only intensified the public’s interest … Read more