Appeals court dismisses Kim Davis' lawsuit against Kentucky

Associated Press ^ | Apr 20, 2016 5:42 PM EDT

[Olog-hai]

A federal appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit that a Kentucky clerk filed against the state for requiring her to issue marriage licenses that contained her name to same-sex couples. […]

Davis sued then-Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear and another state official, but Beshear left office in December. Republican Gov. Matt Bevin replaced him and signed an executive order removing the names of county clerks from marriage license forms. …

[marron]

After a judge usurped his authority, only one clerk in the entire country pushed back. And found herself very alone.

[SeeSharp]

That’s alright. The day is coming when one of these left wing presidents will pick a war and find him/her/whatever-self all alone.

[RobbyS]

Ironic that an unschooled county clerk has a truer understanding of the law than the judge who put her in jail.

[JediJones]

The key point is she lost this case based on Bevin changing the handling of the licenses so she was no longer being "harmed." It doesn't say whether or not she was still objecting to whatever the rules are after Bevin's changes. Very undetailed article.

The court dismissed the case, saying Davis is not experiencing irreparable harm.