Kentucky Governor Signs Bill for Marriage License That Omits Clerk's Name and Title
County clerks are now able to fully follow the law without being forced to compromise their religious liberty
By Liberty Counsel —— Bio and Archives--April 14, 2016
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LOUISVILLE, KY -- Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin signed a bill into law on Wednesday creating one marriage license form which does not require the county clerk's name and title. The bill's final version passed the State House with a 97-0 vote followed by a 36-0 vote in the State Senate. This legislation will take effect this summer and Bevin said his signature on the bipartisan legislation brings "statutory finality to the marriage license dilemma."
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