SPECIAL REPORT!
State of Oregon Must Record Same-Sex Marriages
The State of Oregon must immediately record the marriages of the more than 3,000 same-sex couples married in Oregon, according to an Oregon Court of Appeals decision today.
The Court denied the State of Oregon's request for a stay of the portion of the circuit court decision that required the state to register those marriages.
The court had previously granted the state a temporary stay while it considered the merits of the State's request for a stay pending appeal. The temporary stay is no longer in effect.
We have only just learned about this decision from our attorneys. Basic Rights Oregon will continue to keep you up to date with the latest information as this decision unfolds. You may also check the Frequently Asked Questions About Marriage document on our web site for the latest information.
