The second challenge to be brought in federal court against Pennsylvania’s ban on same-sex marriage should take a similar tack to the first and focus on the state’s secretary of health and secretary of revenue, the attorney general suggested in a motion filed Monday.
Kathleen Kane, the state’s attorney general, is one of two defendants named in the second suit—she filed a motion to dismiss the case against her office Monday in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
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