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Arkansas Court Upholds Birth Certificate Law Excluding Lesbian Spouses

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Arkansas’s highest court ruled that gays and lesbians who are married but not biologically related to their kids don’t have a constitutional right to be included in the children’s birth certificates. The gay=rights case is the latest legal reverberation from last year’s Supreme Court ruling in Obergefell vs. Hodges that declared same-sex marriage a constitutional […]

(via WSJ)

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