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Attorneys seek $1.1 million-plus in gay marriage legal fees
The attorneys say the request is reasonable because of the difficulty of the case and the importance of the issue.
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Kim Davis files new motion claiming “irreparable injury”
The motion suggests that Davis is “facing immediate and substantial harm and consequences for exercising her individual constitutional and statutory rights.”
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Kim Davis is getting her very own armed militia security detail
The Oath Keepers are offering complimentary protective services to her.
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North Carolina magistrates say no to same-sex marriages
State lawmakers adopted a measure in June that allows court officials to refuse to perform gay marriages because of their religious beliefs.
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Huckabee: It’s okay for Arkansas clerks to deny gay marriage licenses
Mike Huckabee claims that, since the state hasn’t changed its laws to accommodate same-sex marriages, county clerks could rightfully withhold licenses.
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Gay rights group seeking $124,000 from North Dakota
Lambda Legal filed a lawsuit in June 2014 on behalf of Jan Jorgensen and Cindy Phillips, who sued North Dakota because the state wouldn’t recognize their marriage.
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In Kentucky, a clerk disrupts an unspoken agreement
In Rowan County, now center stage in a national conflict, angry words have replaced silence on a subject deeply personal to both sides.
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Worker’s shirt asserts: ‘My name is not Kim Davis’
Kim Tabor was tired of being mistaken for the embattled clerk and wanted to clear up any confusion.
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Gay couple heads to Kentucky to wed and make a statement
“We are in 2015. We are not burning witches anymore.”
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Oregon judge under investigation for refusing to perform same-sex weddings
Other allegations include hanging a picture of Adolf Hitler in the courthouse.