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Segall on Prop 8

June 27, 2013 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: California, equality, Eric Segall, gay marriage, gay rights, LGBT, prop 8, SCOTUS | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall
LA Times, June 27

The Prop 8 Ruling, In Layman’s Terms

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Washington on DOMA/Prop 8

March 26, 2013 in Washington, Tanya Monique | Tags: civil union, defense of marriage act, doma, LGBT, marriage, millennials, policymic, policymic.com, prop 8, proposition 8, same-sex marriage, Tanya M. Washington, Tanya Washington | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Associate Professor Tanya Washington, March 26
PolicyMic.com

If Supreme Court Listens to Millennials, Same-Sex Marriage Will Become Legal

Segall on SCOTUS, Social Change and Gender Equality

May 11, 2012 in Segall, Eric J. | Tags: abortion, barack obama, child custody, Civil Rights, contraception, defense of marriage act, doma, domestic abuse, drug testing, equal pay, Eric J. Segall, Eric Segall, Erwin Chemerinsky, female, gender equality, Huffington Post, LGBT, marriage equality, New York Times, pregnancy, president, progressive, same-sex marriage, social change, Supreme Court, women, women's rights | by gsucolblogs | Comments closed

Professor Eric Segall

May 15, LA Times Op-Ed
Beware a gay rights backlash (Plus: May 19 Postscript response.)

May 11, New York Times
Same-Sex Marriage Support Shows Pace of Social Change Accelerating.

May 8, Huffington Post
Eric Segall: Our Daughters’ Future.

Gabel on K&S Gay Marriage Case

April 28, 2011 in Gabel, Jessica | Tags: atlanta journal-constitution, gay marriage, Jessica Gabel, Jessie Gabel, king & spalding, law firms, LGBT | by gsucolblogs | Leave a comment

Assistant Professor Jessica Gabel, April 27
Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Lawyers question firm’s decision to ditch gay marriage case.

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