Silhouette
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As a General Rule. When the SCOTUS rules on the constitutionality of one states law. It effects only that law.
So JUST in Utah, the voter's choice on keeping marriage between a man and a woman is dominant law. In all other states that chose the same thing, in the interim, they don't enjoy that same protection of their vote?
I think that could be challenged...successfully...