Judge rules Kim Davis violated couples' rights. Jury to decide if she'll pay damages

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Related: 5 years after same-sex marriage ruling, Kentucky couples reflect on challenges, triumphsBunning's ruling said Davis, whom voters ousted as county clerk in 2018, argued the federal court can't impose certain civil liability on her because it would violate her constitutional right to the free exercise of religion.
41% : Davis made international news and briefly ended up in jail for contempt of court more than six years ago after she refused to give same-sex couples marriage licenses in Eastern Kentucky's Rowan County despite the Supreme Court's landmark Obergefell v. Hodges decision in June 2015.
38% : Former Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis violated two couples' constitutional rights by refusing to give them marriage licenses after the U.S. Supreme Court declared same-sex marriage legal in 2015, a federal judge ruled Friday.
34% :Relate: US Supreme Court justices criticize same-sex marriage ruling, call Kim Davis a 'victim'

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