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At A Glance: Gay Marriage Efforts In Key Dates
At A Glance: Gay Marriage Efforts In Key Dates
At A Glance: Gay Marriage Efforts In Key Dates
Efforts to legalize same-sex marriage in Pennsylvania and New Jersey help illustrate similar situations happening across the country in the months since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down parts of a federal law that restricted the rights of gay couples. A sampling of efforts in key states.
Irked By Uncertainty
Irked By Uncertainty
Irked By Uncertainty
Unless the New Jersey Supreme Court grants the Christie Administration’s motion for a stay, the state will have to comply with Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson’s order that same-sex marriages should be permitted in the Garden State starting Oct. 21. Assemblyman Reed Gusciora wants clarification now on whether gay couples can or can't apply for marriage licenses today.
Can Marriages Start on Oct. 21?
Can Marriages Start on Oct. 21?
Can Marriages Start on Oct. 21?
One week ago, a judge denied the Christie Administration's motion to delay the start of same-sex marriage in New Jersey. The Administration appealed the same day, but if a stay isn't granted the state must start to allow gay couples to marry on Oct. 21. Exactly when the first marriage of a same-sex couple can actually take place is still uncertain.

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