Author: OperationsManager
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Maricopa Monitor – October 21, 2014
Joe Connolly and Terry Pochert, the men who sued the state last December to recognize their 2008 California marriage, released a joint statement Friday morning.
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The Day After We Won – Arizona Republic, Saturday, October 18, 2014
The Arizona Republic was filled with articles and photos recognizing the first day that same-sex marriage became legal in the State of Arizona. TOP: David Larance (left) and Kevin Patterson (middle), the first same-sex couple to get married in Phoenix, share a laugh with the Rev. John Dorhauer. LEFT: Sue Wieger (left) and Shella Kloefkom,…
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Area Couple at Heart of Ruling
Sara Ruf writing in the Casa Grande Dispatch on October 18, 2014, “…In the end, it all came down to Judge John Sedwick, a visiting judge from the U.S. District Court in Alaska. Sedwick ruled Friday morning that the recent Ninth Circuit Court decision to strike down gay marriage bans in Nevada and Idaho also…
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Tom Horne/s Letter to the Clerk of the Court
A portion of the letter says, “Pursuant to an injunction issued by the United States District Court for the District of Arizona in Connolly v. Brewer, 2: l 4-cv-00024-JWS, I am writing to inform you that Arizona courts can no longer treat marriage exclusively as “a union of one man and one woman” under Article…
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Unconstitutional
Federal judge strikes down gay marriage ban Marguerite and Kimberly Crawford had just returned from a shopping trip at Costco when they got the news. They run Sunday errands like an average married couple, and now the state of Alaska must recognize them as one. [1] References: Juneau Empire, October 13, 2014 – Unconstitutional (PDF…