D. Utah· 12/20/2013

Kitchen v. Herbert

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961 F. Supp. 2d 1181
2013 WL 6697874
2013 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 179331

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holding that the state’s constitutional and statutory ban on same-sex marriage violated the Equal Protection and Due Process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
reaching same conclusion in challenge to Utah’s marriage definition in case issued after Windsor
“The Windsor court did not resolve this conflict in the context of state-law prohibitions of same-sex marriage.”
“[T]he court notes that its decision does not mandate any change for religious institutions, which may continue to express their own moral viewpoints and define their own traditions about marriage.”
“[T]he court notes that its decision does not mandate any change for religious institutions, which may continue to express their own moral viewpoints and define their own traditions about marriage.”
“[Sjeveral doctrinal developments ... demonstrate that the Court's summary dismissal in Baker has little if any precedential effect today.”

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Judges: Shelby

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