A new Texas Supreme Court ruling lets judges refuse to perform ... SCOTUS is considering whether to hear challenges to ...

The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that judges are allowed to refuse to perform weddings for same-sex couples due to religious ...

Same-sex marriage became legal nationwide more than a decade ago after the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in Obergefell v ...

The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that state judges are not required to marry same-sex couples on the basis of preserving their own religious beliefs, as reported by KERA. The ruling, handed down last ...

The post, on the surface, was taken online as a signal that she has shifted on her 2022 stance, where she voted in support of same-sex marriage. Mace's office claims that shift isn't the case – she is ...

The Texas Supreme Court recently amended rules to state that judges in Texas may now refuse to perform same-sex marriages on ...

Texas judges and justices of the peace, who are legally allowed to perform wedding ceremonies, now will not face punishment ...

Officiating weddings isn't a requirement for judges or justices of the peace. A new rule will let them perform only ...

Texas judges will no longer face penalties if they opt out of performing same-sex marriages if the practice violates their religious beliefs, the state’s highest court ruled.

Texas judges who decline to perform a wedding based on “sincerely held” religious views, such as their disapproval of LGBTQ+ ...

Same-sex couples have been dealt another blow after the Texas Supreme Court ruled that state judges have the right to refuse ...

“Judge Hensley treated them respectfully,” Texas Chief Justice Jimmy Blacklock wrote, of the same-sex couples she refused.