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{{legend|#cccccc|No prohibition or recognition of same-sex marriage or unions in territory law}} |
{{legend|#cccccc|No prohibition or recognition of same-sex marriage or unions in territory law}} |
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{{legend|#cc9933|Judicial ruling against a same-sex marriage ban stayed pending appeal<sup>3</sup>}} |
{{legend|#cc9933|Judicial ruling against a same-sex marriage ban stayed pending appeal<sup>3</sup>}} |
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{{legend|#ff9999|Statute bans same-sex marriage}} |
{{legend|#ff9999|Statute bans same-sex marriage<sup>4</sup>}} |
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{{legend|#ff0000|Constitution and statute ban same-sex marriage<sup> |
{{legend|#ff0000|Constitution and statute ban same-sex marriage<sup>5</sup>}} |
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{{legend|#990000|Constitution and statute ban same-sex marriage ''and'' some or all other same-sex unions<sup> |
{{legend|#990000|Constitution and statute ban same-sex marriage ''and'' some or all other same-sex unions<sup>6</sup>}} |
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*Same-sex marriage is recognized by the federal government for residents of all states.<br /> |
*Same-sex marriage is recognized by the federal government for residents of all states.<br /> |
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<sup>2</sup> Not recognized by federal government. Some states that allow same-sex marriage also allow other same-sex unions. See [[Civil unions in the United States]].<br /> |
<sup>2</sup> Not recognized by federal government. Some states that allow same-sex marriage also allow other same-sex unions. See [[Civil unions in the United States]].<br /> |
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<sup>3</sup> Same-sex marriages were briefly performed in Utah and Michigan prior to their respective judicial rulings being stayed. Kentucky's ban on same-sex marriage was partially struck down; the judge found that refusing to recognize same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.<br /> |
<sup>3</sup> Same-sex marriages were briefly performed in Utah and Michigan prior to their respective judicial rulings being stayed. Kentucky's ban on same-sex marriage was partially struck down; the judge found that refusing to recognize same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.<br /> |
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<sup>4</sup> A U.S. district court |
<sup>4</sup> A U.S. district court issued an injunction requiring Indiana to recognize the same-sex marriage of one same-sex couple. It will last for 28 days from its initial ruling date April 10, 2014. <br /> |
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<sup>5</sup> A U.S. district court |
<sup>5</sup> A U.S. district court issued a preliminary injunction that Tennessee recognize the same-sex marriages of the plaintiffs in ''Tanco v. Haslam''. <br /> |
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<sup>6</sup> A U.S. district court announced it will require Ohio to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other jurisdictions. The ruling will be issued on April 14, 2014. <br /> |
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Revision as of 01:45, 11 April 2014
Same-sex marriage allowed1
Domestic partnerships or civil unions granting privileges similar to marriage for same-sex domestic partners2
Limited/enumerated privileges granted by state
Same-sex marriage performed elsewhere recognized
No prohibition or recognition of same-sex marriage or unions in territory law
Judicial ruling against a same-sex marriage ban stayed pending appeal3
Statute bans same-sex marriage4
Constitution and statute ban same-sex marriage5
Constitution and statute ban same-sex marriage and some or all other same-sex unions6
*Same-sex marriage is recognized by the federal government for residents of all states.
1 The bill legalizing same-sex marriage in Illinois goes into effect on June 1, 2014, but same-sex marriages have already begun in Cook County and select other counties following a court ruling. Eight Native American tribal jurisdictions also allow same-sex marriage.
2 Not recognized by federal government. Some states that allow same-sex marriage also allow other same-sex unions. See Civil unions in the United States.
3 Same-sex marriages were briefly performed in Utah and Michigan prior to their respective judicial rulings being stayed. Kentucky's ban on same-sex marriage was partially struck down; the judge found that refusing to recognize same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.
4 A U.S. district court issued an injunction requiring Indiana to recognize the same-sex marriage of one same-sex couple. It will last for 28 days from its initial ruling date April 10, 2014.
5 A U.S. district court issued a preliminary injunction that Tennessee recognize the same-sex marriages of the plaintiffs in Tanco v. Haslam.
6 A U.S. district court announced it will require Ohio to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other jurisdictions. The ruling will be issued on April 14, 2014.
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