On October 10, 2008, Connecticut Became the Third State to Recognize Same-sex Marriage.
Posted by: Stephanie Hunnell
October 11, 2008

On October 10, 2008, the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that failing to give same-sex couples the full rights, responsibilities and name of marriage was against the equal protection clause of the state's constitution. In doing so, it ordered same-sex marriage legalized, thus becoming the third state to recognize same-sex marriage.

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Has the California Supreme Court Paved the Way For Same Sex Marriage?
Posted by: Stephanie Canas Hunnell
May 30, 2008

On Thursday, May 15, 2008, the California Supreme Court determined that it was contrary to the State's Constitution to exclude gay and lesbian couples from the institution of marriage.

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