So odd that I agree with Polecat but the ideal case would be for a couple married in California to move to one of the nutty states out (Idaho, say) west but still in the IXth Federal Appeals Circuit and file a federal suit against the state.
Eventually the appeal would reach the IXth circuit which is rightfully considered the most liberal in the country. A decision there against the state would force the governor to either appeal to the Supreme Court, thereby overcoming the objection which caused the Supreme's to reject the Prop 8 case or not appeal...in which case a precedent would have been set.
Interesting stuff.
Eventually the appeal would reach the IXth circuit which is rightfully considered the most liberal in the country. A decision there against the state would force the governor to either appeal to the Supreme Court, thereby overcoming the objection which caused the Supreme's to reject the Prop 8 case or not appeal...in which case a precedent would have been set.
Interesting stuff.
