Brooke Adams

Salt Lake Tribune

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The US Supreme Court has put a temporary hold on same-sex marriage in Utah , until the state appeals an earlier ruling that legalized the unions.

Supreme Court Halts Gay Marriage in Utah

The US Supreme Court has put a temporary hold on same-sex marriage in Utah , until the state appeals an earlier ruling that legalized the unions.

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Ten days ago a federal district court in Utah upheld the constitutional right of same-sex couples to marry, essentially calling it a "fundamental right."

A Tipping Point for Same-Sex Marriage?

Ten days ago a federal district court in Utah upheld the constitutional right of same-sex couples to marry, essentially calling it a "fundamental right."

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