Can Court Clerks Decline to Do Gay Marriages? How It’s Playing Out in the States

“In most instances the government can accommodate the religious beliefs of the objecting person,”


By Ken McIntyre—— Bio and Archives--July 14, 2015

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A few cases of public employees who cite their faith in declining to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples have grabbed media attention, but similar concerns exist in scores of courthouses across America, a lawyer for a prominent Christian legal organization says.
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