Joe Grabowski |
After
the Supreme Court’s ruling on so-called same-sex marriage, critics warned that
the legalization of polygamy would be
next. Well, it just might be. Tuesday Joe Grabowski, spokesman for the National Organization for Marriage will join Deacon Mike Manno and Gina Noll Tuesday to
discuss the Brown v. Buhman, better
known as the ‘Sister Wives’ case.
Sister
Wives is a reality television program featuring a polygamist family, Kody
Brown, his four wives and 18 children. Brown filed suit in federal court
challenging Utah’s anti-polygamy law which he quickly won in the district
court; however, a three-judge panel of the 10th Circuit ordered the
suit dismissed on standing grounds. The court found that since Utah rarely
enforced the anti-polygamy law Brown was unlikely to be adversely affected and
thus he had no standing to challenge the law.
Brown
is represented in the case by the well-known constitutional lawyer George
Washington Law School professor Jonathan Turley. The case has been appealed
to the Supreme Court which has not indicated if it will hear it, but has asked
Utah for a reply brief.
TLC's Sister Wives' Kody Brown & his 4 wives |
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