Difference between revisions of "Lewis v. Harris"
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In '''''Lewis v. Harris''''', 188 N.J. 415 (2006), the New Jersey Supreme Court held by a 7-0 margin that the state must allow same-sex [[civil unions]] to grant [[homosexuals]] the same rights as [[heterosexuals]]. But the court held by a 4-3 margin that the State need not mandate same-sex marriage licenses. | In '''''Lewis v. Harris''''', 188 N.J. 415 (2006), the New Jersey Supreme Court held by a 7-0 margin that the state must allow same-sex [[civil unions]] to grant [[homosexuals]] the same rights as [[heterosexuals]]. But the court held by a 4-3 margin that the State need not mandate same-sex marriage licenses. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:22, April 7, 2008
In Lewis v. Harris, 188 N.J. 415 (2006), the New Jersey Supreme Court held by a 7-0 margin that the state must allow same-sex civil unions to grant homosexuals the same rights as heterosexuals. But the court held by a 4-3 margin that the State need not mandate same-sex marriage licenses.