Wyoming’s top court weighs judge’s same-sex marriage case

Removing a Wyoming judge from the bench because she won't perform same-sex weddings would violate her constitutional rights, her lawyer told the state's top court Wednesday. But a lawyer for the Wyoming Commission on Judicial Conduct and Ethics told the state Supreme Court that Judge Ruth Neely clearly violated the state code of judicial conduct by ...

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Wyoming’s top court weighs judge’s same-sex marriage case

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