DADT and the 9th Circuit Stay
Ari Ezra Waldman, HLS grad from ’05 and current faculty member of the Western School of Law in San Diego, […]
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NH Newspaper Refuses to Print Same-Sex Marriage Wedding Announcements
Same-sex marriage became legal in New Hampshire earlier this year, on January 1, 2010, replacing civil unions. And yet, after
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"Don't Ask Don't Tell" injunction stayed by 9th Circuit
A three-judge panel in the Ninth Circuit has granted an emergency request by the government to stay the injunction against
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Military Now Accepting Openly Gay Recruits
Now that a federal judge has enjoined Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, the inevitable next step has arrived: For the first
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Do They Really Have to Do This?
http://www.scotusblog.com/2010/10/gay-ban-newly-defended/ So, I generally don’t believe that the Obama Administration lies to the American people, but this makes me wonder.
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The Chris Armstrong Watch and the First Amendment
The assistant attorney general for the state of Michigan, Andrew Shirvell, has been engaged in a vitriolic internet campaign for nearly
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Federal judge orders military to halt DADT
On Tuesday, a federal judge in the Central District of California ordered the government to stop enforcing Don’t Ask, Don’t
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Update: Mormon Church condemns anti-gay statements
The Mormon Church expressed condemnation Tuesday of anti-gay statements by Boyd K. Packer, the second highest-ranking Mormon Church leader, in response
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Lured Into a Trap, Then Tortured for Being Gay
Nine attackers allegedly beat and tortured three men for being gay in NYC last week, in a series of events described