Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said
Wednesday that she believes the Defense of Marriage Act will likely go
to the U.S. Supreme Court within the next year.
Ginsburg spoke at the University of Colorado in Boulder. She was
asked a student-submitted question about the equal-protection clause and
whether the nation's high court would consider it applying to sexual
orientation.
Ginsburg said with a smile that she couldn't answer the question. She
said she could not talk about matters that would come to the court, and
that the Defense of Marriage Act would probably be up soon.
"I think it's most likely that we will have that issue before the court toward the end of the current term," she said.
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