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5. In terms of marriage equality

Reply to Oopsie Daisy (Original post)

Wed Nov 6, 2024, 07:26 AM

Nov 6

there was a law passed that requires states to accept each other's marriages so, no they wouldn't become legal strangers in a world without Obergefell. But in issuance of licenses for those marriages you might see large number of states in which that would stop. NC has a ban in the Constitution that will be nearly impossible to lift. So NC would stop issuing licenses the next day.

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Roe was overturned. Will Obergefell be reversed as well? Clarence Thomas wants to revisit it * [View all] Oopsie Daisy Nov 6 OP

How about snowybirdie Nov 6 #1

I think that's all going to be up for repeal DemonGoddess Nov 6 #2

Not so fast jmowreader Nov 6 #3

If it's a civil right or liberty ruled after 1868, it is on the table. Eugene Nov 6 #4

In terms of marriage equality dsc Nov 6 #5

Yes, I'd forgotten about the reciprocity laws. But, if they have the ability to overturn * Oopsie Daisy Nov 6 #6