Section 3 of DOMA (the so-called "Defense of Marriage Act), which denied federal recognition of a state-sanctioned same-sex marriage, and California's Proposition 8 are dead. But still alive (at least for the time being) are other states' ability to deny the "marriage" sanction to their same-sex residents, and Section 2 of DOMA, which allows a state not to recognize a legal same-sex marriage from another state. Do we know wha...
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