This Judge Knows His Stuff!

[windcatcher]

A Pennsylvania judge has said no to a lesbian pair seeking a divorce -- and a state-based family advocate is applauding that decision.





Carole Ann Kern and Robin Lynn Taney were married in June 2009 in Massachusetts, where homosexual "marriage" is legal. When they did not meet the residency requirements to file for divorce in that state, they returned to their home state and filed there. But Berks County Judge Scott Lash ruled as "unsupportable" the couple's argument that same-sex marriage passes the test for being a "fundamental right."

"This is a plea for social change," the judge wrote. "If homosexuals had a fundamental right to be married to each other, this plea would be unnecessary."

Diane Gramley of the American Family Association of Pennsylvania reacts to the judge's ruling. "Well, I think we have at least one good judge in Pennsylvania," she comments. "It was encouraging that he ruled that this lesbian couple could not get a divorce in Pennsylvania, because Pennsylvania does not recognize their marriage to begin with."
http://www.onenewsnow.com/Legal/Default.aspx?id=953092

 

[Salty]

Will we see this in the Suprem court?

 

[menageriekeeper]

I suspect this is a "test" case heading directly there Salty.

This question has been around for a while. Can you force one state to recognize a "marriage" created in another state? This judge is saying no, but you can bet if the hom*-adgenda can find a way to force this issue, they will.

Oh looky at what Google has brought to our door. A site for meeting gay men. How do we report bad ads again?

 

[Salty]

Oh looky at what Google has brought to our door. A site for meeting yag men. How do we report bad ads again?

report by notifying a moderator

also when when talking about - hom* or yag's never spell it out, as cookies will detect it and put in ads that are in the same realm as the subject.

In case you did not catch it, I purposely made the word backwords by spelling it yag.

And now from now if I do use the 3 letter word, (which I rarely do ) I will always spell it backwards. As far as the longer word, I will just do what MK did and spell it hom*

Salty

 

[menageriekeeper]

LOL, no I didn't catch it. The bad ad is gone though. Bleck.

 

[windcatcher]

How does one prove a frivolus case?

This sounds like one purposely set up to test state law.