Deputy Clerk’s Atty Says Kim Davis Interfered With Judge’s Order
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An attorney for a deputy clerk in Kim Davis’s office says the Kentucky clerk has violated a judge’s order by altering marriage license forms.
On Friday, Mason’s attorney, Richard Hughes, said the altered forms would not be valid and thus constitute an attempt to violate the judge’s order.
Davis became a hero to many conservative Christians when she stopped issuing the licenses after the Supreme Court effectively legalized same-sex marriage. Her profile reached a fever pitch when she was jailed, as protesters, presidential candidates and news crews from across the county descended on the small town of Morehead.
Davis lost another legal bid to delay issuing marriage licenses to same-sex coupleson Thursday, marking the latest in a mounting stack of rejected appeals.
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