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Originally Posted by Infinite_Loser
First off, did you even bother to read my post-- At all???
You're conveniently ignoring the fact that you're basing your argument off a false premise. Twice I've mentioned suspect classifications and how they relate to gay marriage yet twice you've ignored it. Per chance, do you know what a suspect classification is?
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which means absolutely squat unless, or until, the NJ government takes the matter to a federal court. Until such time, this is a state matter only and SCOTUS has absolutely no jurisdiction or authority over the matter.
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Originally Posted by Infinite_Loser
Yes, I realize this. My point was that SCOTUS has the FINAL say in the matter, if they so choose.
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SCOTUS cannot 'choose' to have a say in the matter unless the NJ AG petitions the federal courts, starting with the district court for their state.
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