March 29 – Chicago Tribune
“It’s almost certain that one state would have to give full faith and credit to a state court judgment of another state that respects a same-sex marriage in the second state,” Schwinn said. “On the other hand, it’s not necessarily true that one state would have to give full faith and credit to a state law of another state that respects a same-sex marriage in the second state.”
Read more: Professor Steven Schwinn Discusses States’ Rights in the Question of Gay Marriage
