NEW ORLEANS — A federal judge has set a mid-July deadline for filing briefs on multiple issues involving same-sex marriage in Louisiana.
U.S. District Judge Martin Feldman has already heard arguments on some of those issues regarding Louisiana’s refusal to recognize the unions of same-sex couples legally married in other states.
On Thursday, he set a July 16 deadline for attorneys to file briefs on related issues — including whether the state’s refusal to let same-sex couples marry in the state violates their rights to due process and equal protection.
Feldman will decide later whether to hold more arguments on those issues.
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