While there are still major issues with the Perry vs. Schwarzeneggar case to overturn Prop 8 at the federal level, at least the case it turning out gems like this:
A federal judge said sponsors of California's ban on same-sex marriage may not delay in handing over campaign strategy documents to gay-rights groups that are looking for evidence of anti gay bias as they try to overturn the measure.
More from Bilerico
(Murfreesboro, Tenn.) The Tennessee Court of Appeals at Nashville has ruled in favor of a rezoning that would allow a Bible-based theme park to be built in Rutherford County.
More from 365 Gay Politics
A federal judge said sponsors of California's ban on same-sex marriage may not delay in handing over campaign strategy documents to gay-rights groups that are looking for evidence of anti-gay bias as they try to overturn the measure.
More from Topix Gay News
A U.S. appeals court rules that Washington state law calling for such disclosure serves the public interest.
More from Yahoo Gay News
Malaysia's appeals court has struck out a bid by opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim to sue former premier Mahathir Mohamad for nearly 30 million dollars for calling him gay, lawyers said Wednesday.
More from Yahoo Gay News
ABC News
Justice blocks names in gay rights ballot measureThe Associated PressWASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has been asked to rule on whether people who signed a referendum on gay rights should have their names made public.
More from Google Gay News
Northwest Cable News
US Supreme Court asked to hear gay rights caseThe Associated PressWASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has been asked to rule on whether people who signed a referendum on gay rights should have their names made public.
More from Google Gay News
Backers of Washington's Referendum 71 have appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn last week's judgment that they must reveal the names of those who signed the petition to get the issue on the ballot.
More from Joe My God
The 9th U.S. District Court of Appeals has reversed a lower court's ruling, saying that the names of those who signed the petition to put the anti-gay Referendum 71 on the ballot can be made public.
More from Joe My God
In one highly anticipated victory for gay-rights groups the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered the secretary of state to release the names and addresses of everyone that signed Referendum 71, which would repeal the domestic partnership law in Washington.
More from Seattle Gay Scene
Sponsors of California's ban on same-sex marriage asked a federal judge Thursday to suspend his order requiring them to disclose campaign strategy documents while they try to persuade an appeals court to overturn it.
More from Topix Gay News
A three-judge panel of the Tennessee Court of Appeals has unanimously ordered a trial court to reconsider a ban preventing a divorced mom from having her partner of 10 years and her own children stay overnight at her home at the same time.
More from Topix Gay News
Court: Lesbian can have custody of childTimes of the InternetThe Tennessee Court of Appeals has reversed a judge who ruled a lesbian mother can't have custody of her daughter if she has a live-in partner.
More from Google Lesbian News
The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to hear a fast-track appeal of a Washington judge’s decision that the the names of those who signed petitions to put Referendum 71 can be kept secret.
More from Qnews
Tennessee Appeals Court Tells Trial Court That Best Interests Of Children Trump Rule Banning Mother’s Partner Of 10 Years From Staying Overnight.
More from Gay News Bits
A judge who refused to allow a gay woman and her partner to take custody of the woman's daughter has to reconsider, the Tennessee Court of Appeals has ruled.
More from Yahoo Lesbian News
A three-judge panel of the Tennessee Court of Appeals has unanimously ordered a trial court to reconsider a ban preventing a divorced mom from having her partner of 10 years and her own children stay overnight at her home at the same time.
More from Topix Gay News
A three-judge panel of the Tennessee Court of Appeals has unanimously ordered a trial court to reconsider a ban preventing a divorced mom from having her partner of 10 years and her own children stay overnight at her home at the same time.
More from Proud Parenting
Custody ruling on gay parenting reversedThe Tennessean... a "paramour provision": that the parent won't have someone stay the night if they aren't married.
More from Google Gay Parenting News
TN Appeals Court Upholds Rights Of Lesbian MomWindy City TimesThe trial court had imposed the so-called "paramour clause" on the lesbian couple even though the psychologist who performed the custodial evaluation in the .
More from Google Lesbian News