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Tag: Constitutions

Second Class Lion Taming

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Wed Apr 10, 2013 at 09:46:21 PM EST
Tags: Michigan, Mariage, California, Defining, Maturity, Judges, Perspective, The DR Is In, Supreme Court, Tradition, Culture, Sodom Burned, Constitutions (all tags)

The question of whether or not to 'allow' marriage to persons who identify based on their activities is absurd.

Is that not what the supreme court is being asked to validate? In the case before our Nation's highest court, the justices are being asked to determine whether California's 2008 Proposition 8 as enacted by voters is constitutional. They are being asked to either affirm or deny the decision of United States District Court Judge Vaughn Walker, who overturned it on August 4, 2010; his argument being a violation of both the Due Process clause, and Equal Protections clause of the 14th amendment.

A inaccurate understanding of the 14th amendment if ever there was one.

Due Process guarantees a process under which something might be taken. It allows the imposed upon person or class to prepare a defense or answer to actions being used to deprive an individual, or group, a particular thing. It also requires law to be sufficiently understandable or substantive.

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