A federal appeals
court has decided a law banning state recognition of
out-of-state adoptions by gay Oklahoma couples is
unconstitutional, reports Oklahoma City TV news KOCO
5.
The 10th Circuit
Court of Appeals reaffirmed an earlier ruling by an
federal judge in Okalahoma that said the 2004 law was
outdated and in violation of the Constitution.
According to the
news station, the appeals court said the law stands in
direct opposition to the Full Faith and Credit Clause, which
requires states to give "full faith and credit" to the
judicial proceedings of every other state. (The
Advocate)
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