Indiana High Court Allows Pro-Gay Adoption Ruling To Stand
The Indiana Supreme Court on Friday declined to hear an appeal of a lower court ruling that allows same-sex parents to adopt each other's children.
The court's 4-1 decision allows the lower court ruling to stand.
The case involved Becki Hamilton and Kim Brennan, a lesbian couple who live in Morgan County and have been in a committed relationship for more than a decade. The infant was a foster child in their care.
Last year they applied to probate court in nearby Marion County where the state adoption agency is located, to adopt the child.
The adoption was approved but a judge in Morgan County ordered the adoption halted and the couple appealed. (more...)
Saturday, August 5, 2006
Same-sex Adoption To Stand
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