http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/20/justice/utah-same-sex-marriage-ruling/index.html
so, a federal judge just overturned Utah's ban on gay marriage. As of now, the acting attorny general is taking any application for marriage, regardless of straight or gay.
Does this surprise anyone? I know most people thought Utah would be one the last places to have legalized gay marriage. Obviously there are still court battles going on, but with the precident of prop 8 it is hard to see the ban being reinstated.
What do you guys think, gay marriage legalized country wide within a couple years as all these bans get overturned in the courts?
update:
the supreme court has just issued a freeze on same sex marriage while the ussue goes through the courts. The ruling had no dissenting votes. As this case is likely to be the one that appears before the supreme court eventually, what do you think the final word will be?
