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Alabama Chief Justice Effectively Bans Same-Sex Marriage In The State
The chief justice of Alabama’s Supreme Court issued an administrative order on Wednesday barring state judges from issuing same-sex marriage licenses, in contravention of the broadly accepted meaning of a June 2015 U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Moore argued that the U.S. Supreme Court had only explicitly struck down same-sex marriage bans in Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee in its landmark decision Obergefell v. Hodges, though the ruling may be interpreted to apply to other states’ bans based on precedent.
Next step, bringing up that children of Alabama did not have representation at the Obergefell Hearing on whether or not the brand spanking new terms of the contract they shared implicit rights to (marriage) deprives them of the necessary father and mother they previously enjoyed. If a contract deprives an infant of a necessity, the contract is void upon its face. Certainly Alabama could declare any marriage contract depriving Alabama children of either a mother or father is to their detriment, and, therefore, legally void.