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A divided U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit on November 6 reversed a series of lower court rulings that had struck down bans on same-sex marriage. Judge Jeffrey Sutton,'writing for the majority, said the question of whether to allow same-sex marriage shouldn't be decided by the courts.
'When the courts do not let the people resolve new social issues like this one, they perpetuate the idea that the heroes in these change events are judges and lawyers,' Sutton wrote. 'Better in this instance, we think, to allow change through the customary political processes, in which the people, gay and straight alike, become the heroes of their own stories by meeting each other not as adversaries in a court system but as fellow citizens seeking to resolve a new social issue in a fair-minded way.
The court upheld laws in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee that banned same-sex marriage or prohibited the recognition of same-sex couples legally married in other jurisdictions.
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