SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that San Francisco's mayor overstepped his authority by issuing same-sex marriage licenses this spring. The court also voided all the marriages of gay and lesbian couples sanctioned by the city.
The court said the city violated the law when it issued the certificates and performed the marriage ceremonies in a monthlong wedding march that began Feb. 12, since both legislation and a voter-approved measure defined marriage as a union between a man and woman.
The court, however, did not resolve whether the California Constitution would permit a same-sex marriage, ruling instead on the narrow issue of whether local officials could bypass California's judicial and legislative branches.
Someone's paying attention.
Good
We now know that local sheriffs cannot give sanction to bank robberies in the name of "Social Justice".
The fact that it took 70+ days instead of 70 seconds for the SCOTSOC to slap down the "local bypass of the law" option is rather disturbing.