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Connecticut Supreme Court rules for marriage

Posted on October 11, 2008 
Filed Under Gay Wired, News

The court rules 4-3 that same-sex couples can’t constitutionally be denied freedom to marry, and that the state’s civil-union law isn’t enough.

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