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Omaha Steve

(99,506 posts)
Sat Jun 14, 2014, 04:52 AM Jun 2014

Nebraska Supreme Court judges say appeal premature in same-sex marriage case

Source: Omaha World Herald

By Martha Stoddard and Paul Hammel

LINCOLN — A Raymond, Nebraska, woman will have to go back to a Lancaster County district judge in her attempt to divorce her same-sex spouse.

The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday dismissed an appeal in a case that has the potential to alter the state’s constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.

The high court ruled that the Lancaster County District Court had not issued a final judgment in the case, meaning the appeal was premature.

The judges sidestepped, for the moment, the bigger issue of whether Nebraska’s voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional.

FULL story at link.


Read more: http://www.omaha.com/news/iowa/nebraska-supreme-court-judges-say-appeal-premature-in-same-sex/article_080f5bcf-f863-5fae-bd90-f12ac3b067a9.html



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Nebraska Supreme Court judges say appeal premature in same-sex marriage case (Original Post) Omaha Steve Jun 2014 OP
interesting quandry tomm2thumbs Jun 2014 #1

tomm2thumbs

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1. interesting quandry
Sat Jun 14, 2014, 08:26 AM
Jun 2014

if the state constitution bans same sex marriage, and she is trying to end her same sex marriage, how is that not allowed if she is technically falling in line with the constitution through her efforts. Very interesting how that plays out.

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