Yes. On October 18, 2012, the 2d Circuit, in Windsor v. US, ruled that Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act ("DOMA") is unconstitutional. The case is now on appeal to the United States Supreme Court which hasn't said whether they will hear it yet. In another case before the 2d Circuit, Pedersen v. Office of Personnel Management, Summary Judgment was entered in favor of Plaintiff on August 2, 2012 and that case has also been appealed to the SCOTUS.
no
No, the 3d Circuit has not ruled on it.
No, the 4th Circuit has not ruled on it.
No, the 6th Circuit has not ruled on it.
No, the 10th Circuit has not ruled on it.
No, the 11th Circuit has not ruled on it.
i do not think so
In Adar v. Smith, a same-sex New York couple were denied a birth certificate for their Louisiana-born adopted child.
No. Hara v. Officer of Personnel Management (2009-3134) is currently stayed pending the US Supreme Court's anticipated decision in Gill.
She supports it and congratulated the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals on striking down the Defense of Marriage Act.
He supports it and congratulated the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals on striking down the Defense of Marriage Act.
Yes. CBS Corporation joined a 1st Circuit Court of Appeals amicus brief asserting that the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional and should be repealed.