May 13: U.S. District Magistrate Candy Dale strikes down Idaho’s ban on similar-intercourse marriage. February 13: U.S. District Court Judge Arenda Wright Allen rules in Bostic v. Rainey that Virginia’s ban on identical-intercourse marriage is unconstitutional and stays enforcement of her decision pending attraction. May 20: U.S. District Court Judge John Jones strikes down Pennsylvania’s ban on same-intercourse marriage. July 17: Florida Circuit Judge Luis M. Garcia, ruling in Huntsman v. Heavilin, strikes down the state’s ban on same-sex marriage with respect to Monroe County. May 9: Pulaski County Circuit Judge Chris Piazza strikes down Arkansas’s ban on similar-sex marriage. July 18: The Colorado Supreme Court orders the clerk of Denver County to stop issuing marriage licenses to identical-intercourse couples. April 10: U.S. District Court Judge Richard L. Young, in the case of Baskin v. Bogan, orders the state of Indiana to recognize the same-intercourse marriage of a terminally ailing lady. April 14: U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Black rules in Henry v. Himes that Ohio should recognize same-intercourse marriages from different jurisdictions. May 19: U.S. District Court Judge Michael McShane strikes down Oregon’s ban on identical-intercourse marriage.
July 23: U.S. District Court Judge Raymond P. Moore strikes down Colorado’s same-sex marriage ban. Supreme Court stays the District Court’s order of December 20, 2013, in Kitchen v. Herbert, halting identical-sex marriages in Utah whereas the choice is appealed. The first Utah marriage licenses are issued to identical-intercourse couples. District Court for the District of Utah guidelines in Kitchen v. Herbert that the Utah state constitution’s ban on identical-sex marriage denies similar-sex couples equal protection and due course of. District Court Judge Orlando Garcia guidelines that Texas’ ban on identical-sex marriage is unconstitutional and stays enforcement of his ruling pending appeal to the Fifth Circuit. July 10: Denver County, Colorado begins issuing marriage licenses to identical-intercourse couples after a state judge rules that the Boulder County clerk is below no obligation to cease issuing such licenses regardless of the state’s ban on gay marriage. July 25: The Colorado Court of Appeals rules that Boulder County can proceed issuing marriage licenses to identical-sex couples. March 5: An ABC News/Washington Post poll finds 59% of Americans help same-intercourse marriage, a report high. March 14: U.S. District Court Judge Aleta Trauger guidelines in Tanco v. Haslam that the state of Tennessee must acknowledge the plaintiffs’ three same-sex marriages as their case is heard within the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee.
June 6: U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Crabb strikes down Wisconsin’s ban on identical-sex marriage. July 1: The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals orders the state of Indiana to acknowledge the same-intercourse marriage of a terminally ailing lady. The choice is stayed two days later by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. July 1: U.S. District Court Judge John G. Heyburn expands his February 12 ruling, hanging down Kentucky’s identical-sex marriage ban in its entirety. February 12: U.S. District Court Judge John G. Heyburn rules that Kentucky should acknowledge identical-sex marriages from different jurisdictions. It’s the primary appellate court docket decision to find that marriage is a basic proper that applies to identical-sex couples. The choice is immediately stayed in anticipation of an attraction to the United States Supreme Court. It is stayed the same day when the state recordsdata an appeal. Meanwhile, if some accused stay away from Australia to avoid being tried and imprisoned, that achieves the identical impact as exiling them with out the ethical onus of imposing exile. December 19: The brand new Mexico Supreme Court issues a unanimous choice in Griego v. Oliver that holds that very same-intercourse couples enjoy the identical marriage rights as different-sex couples.
January 14: U.S. District Court Judge Terence C. Kern rules in Bishop v. Oklahoma that Oklahoma’s ban on similar-sex marriage is unconstitutional. July 25: In Pareto v. Ruvin, Florida Circuit Judge Sarah Zabel strikes down the state’s ban on similar-intercourse marriage as utilized to Miami-Dade County. July 29: The Colorado Supreme Court orders the Boulder County clerk to cease issuing marriage licenses to similar-sex couples. July 28: The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, ruling 2-1 in Bostic v. Schaefer, strikes down Virginia’s similar-sex marriage ban. June 25: U.S. District Court Judge Richard L. Young strikes down Indiana’s ban on identical-intercourse marriage. District Court Judge Bernard A. Friedman rules that Michigan’s ban on identical-intercourse marriage is unconstitutional and does not keep his resolution. May 10: Kristin Seaton & Jennifer Rambon of Eureka Springs, Arkansas are the first identical-sex couple to receive a marriage license in the overlapping Southern areas of Dixie and Bible Belt. The ruling is stayed on May sixteen by the Arkansas Supreme Court. July 9: Judge C. Scott Crabtree of Colorado’s seventeenth Judicial District Court strikes down Colorado’s identical-sex marriage ban. June 25: Ruling 2-1 in Kitchen v. Herbert, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals strikes down Utah’s identical-intercourse marriage ban.
