Merits of the state constitutional amendments defining marriage as one man and one woman were such that the Supreme Court would have to overturn them with haste
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Violates Judicial Code of Conduct
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told an audience at the University of Minnesota Law School that if the Sixth District Court of Appeals rules in favor of same-sex marriage, there will be “no need for us to rush” on a decision on the definition of marriage. If however, the appeals court that covers Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee upholds the centuries-old, natural definition of marriage as one man and one woman, “there will be some urgency.”
