In January, Miller-McCune.com posted an interview with Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis professor Jennifer Drobac on the conundrum of California's Prop. 8. With the state Supreme Court upholding the voter approved amendment to the state's Constitution, this interview answers some thorny questions. Full Story »
Posted by Sharon Kaplan
A deep interview on the legal complexities of state-by-state marriage laws. Jennifer Drobac proposes reexamining laws involving family rights as a pathway to marriage equality.
A highly recommended interview the disentangles many of the legal issues around same-sex marriages as they currently exist, or not, in the US. The prescription at the end was fascinating.
A good explanation of the chaos Prop 8 is leaving in it's wake. This article clearly doesn't support Prop 8, but it explains in detail why and what some solutions may be.
i think it is quality journalism because it is very insightful and fair. It puts into context the issue, neither opposes or endorses any causes, and states the facts accurately instead of relying on innuendos and gossip from opponents or proponents who have an inherent interest in the outcome. I am a firm believer that this is america. where would we be if everyone was looking in each others back window. i am especially enthused with this article because as i read it, between the lines, not small print, leave these people alone, if you are gay, so be it, if you are not gay, why does it bother you if someone else is gay. mind your business, if you will.
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