Is Same-Sex Marriage a Threat to Traditional Marriages?: How Courts Struggle with the Question
Patrick Busch
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Patrick Busch
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The article explores the threat posed by the same-sex marriage to the traditional institution of marriages. It provides a brief overview of the manners of the U.S. courts' legal recognition of same-sex marriage and is contrasted with the approach of the German Federal Constitutional Court. It regarded German's judicial approach of the traditional institution argument, which provides a clearly explained and logical analysis, as an appropriate and desirable manner of addressing the issue.
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The article explores the threat posed by the same-sex marriage to the traditional institution of marriages. It provides a brief overview of the manners of the U.S. courts' legal recognition of same-sex marriage and is contrasted with the approach of the German Federal Constitutional Court. It regarded German's judicial approach of the traditional institution argument, which provides a clearly explained and logical analysis, as an appropriate and desirable manner of addressing the issue.
Key concepts: Political science, Criminology, Law, Sociology