1. Same-Sex Marriage
... its kind. A gay male couple argued that the absence of sex-specific language in the Minnesota statue on marriage allowed them the right to be united under the right to privacy, due process and equal protection right found in the Constitution. The court ruled that "such marriages are prohibited prohibiting marriages of the same sex does not offend the First, Eighth ... also been found to be illegal in many states. In the famous case of Bowers v. Hardwick, Georgia, 1986, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the states ban on sodomy. Many states held laws like these, but some have recently been r...
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