A judge refused Thursday to delay the start of same-sex marriage in New Jersey until a legal appeal can be settled. But the administration of Gov. Chris Christie immediately sought and was granted a request to file an emergency challenge to the ruling.
October 10, 2013 at 09:27 PM
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A state judge refused Thursday to delay the start of same-sex marriage in New Jersey until a legal appeal can be settled. But the administration of Republican Gov. Chris Christie immediately sought and was granted a request to file an emergency challenge to the decision.
If the administration does not prevail, the state must grant marriage licenses for same-sex couples starting Oct. 21.
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