Back when the Constitution was being drafted, there was no way to
account for modern issues like abortion or sodomy, U.
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(Washington) The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from a student who complained that high school officials violated her constitutional rights when they turned off her microphone during her religion-tinged graduation speech.
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Jeffrey Rosen finds it unlikely that the Supreme Court would interfere with the Stupak amendment, should it pass: [A]bortion is one area where the common ground Obama seeks may not exist.
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In 1968, the longstanding ban on interracial marriage was overturned. Today, public opinion toward it is overwhelmingly favorable, but this sentiment wasn’t always a part of the nation’s morals.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - The U.S. Supreme Court has reinstated the death penalty against an Ohio man who killed and mutilated a man he met in a gay bar in 1985, rejecting a claim that his lawyers erred during the sentencing phase of his trial.
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SOUNDBITES — "People's personal views of the appropriateness of same-sex relationships naturally influence their views of our lawsuit.
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If you should ever visit the U.S. Supreme Court, you might notice that scattered quite surreptitiously around the building are turtles.
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Gilbert Caldwell, a SkyWest baggage agent who married his partner last year in California in the window following the Supreme Court's decision when it was legal, says SkyWest refuses to offer his husband the same free fares it offers heterosexual.
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NYT: Prop 8 case wins small battles, but Supreme Court a 'problem'
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Paul Haggis, whose Oscar-winning screenplays for Million Dollar Baby and Crash--for which he also won the gold as director--has left Scientology, reportedly over the church’s support for Proposition 8.
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Nearly three years after its supreme court ordered the government to end discriminatory laws against gays and lesbians, Nepal has plans to boost tourism by luring LGBT travelers.
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Apparently emboldened by recent legal victories - including a case being considered by the U.S. Supreme Court - groups opposed to Washington's domestic-partnership law and working to defeat Referendum 71 are suing again in federal court, this time to lift the state's limits on campaign contributions.
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The Supreme Court refused during its official opening-day orders Oct. 5 to hear the appeal of a Michigan school district that was seeking to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the parents of a student who was allegedly being repeatedly harassed, and called "queer" and "faggot.
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Supreme Court sits out LGBT casesWindy City TimesThousands of gay-rights supporters stood together at the bottom of the court's entrance and systematically defied police orders to stay off the court's open .
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The Supreme Court has told the Washington Sec. of State not to release names of people who put the state's partner benefits on the ballot.
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The Supreme Court temporarily blocks the release of the names of the persons who signed petitions seeking a referendum on Washington's new domestic partnership, Referendum 71.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily blocked Washington state officials from releasing the names of people who signed referendum petitions to bring expanded rights for gay couples up for a public vote in November.
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