They've been hinting for months that they want Obergefell v. Hodges gone, and here are the latest bleak clues.
, the 1965 ruling that allowed married couples to use birth control. That’s because all of these cases are based on a right to privacy first found inand the precedents build on each other. Each case is like a Jenga block, and removing one could make the whole tower topple.will be challenged, but the assault is starting, and it’s obvious.
The Supreme Court has already accepted a case about anti-discrimination laws for next term which could rip a giant hole in. It’s the case of a web site designer who wants to be able to post on her site that she refuses same-sex couples as clients, in defiance of a Colorado law. She claims the law violates her First Amendment right to free speech. In even accepting the case, the court has signaled that the chipping away has already begun.
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