Final day of Supreme Court’s term will bring some sort of outcome on both DOMA and Prop 8<\/i><\/p>\n
by Brian Leubitz<\/p>\n
Around 7AM California time tomorrow, we’ll get the decision from the Supreme Court<\/a>. I’ve already summarized possible outcomes of Prop 8<\/a>, and the DOMA decision seems likely to yield a more firm decision.<\/p>\n In the meantime, the Supreme Court marched down the road towards pretending the world is color blind. While they didn’t totally strike down the effective portion of the Voting Rights Act<\/a>, they did demand that Congress redraw the map. Considering Congress can’t even agree on post office names, that seems a big hurdle.<\/p>\n Tomorrow, I’ll be among the first to download the decisions (and re-post them) for your reading pleasure. I’ll chime in with my own thoughts once I’ve had a chance to read the decisions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Final day of Supreme Court’s term will bring some sort of outcome on both DOMA and Prop 8<\/i><\/p>\n by Brian Leubitz<\/p>\n Around 7AM California time tomorrow, we’ll get the decision from the Supreme Court<\/a>. I’ve already summarized possible outcomes of Prop 8<\/a>, and the DOMA decision seems likely to yield a more firm decision.<\/p>\n