Penn Law faculty members who specialize in constitutional law respond to the Supreme Court decision on marriage equality.
Related media
- “Prof. Kermit Roosevelt on marriage equality in the Supreme Court”
- Prof. Roosevelt CNN.com editorial: “Can Texas defy Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage ruling?”
- Prof. Roosevelt on NPR’s On Point: “Supreme Court Makes Same-Sex Marriage Legal Nationwide”
- Dean-designate Ruger on Wharton Business Radio (audio coming soon)
- Prof. Wollf on Wharton Business Radio (audio coming soon)
- Prof. Wollf in Associated Press: “Long Struggle, Quick Endgame as Same-Sex Marriage Prevails”
- Prof. Wolff on WHYY’s Radio Times: “The Supreme Court: Lethal injections and same-sex marriage”
- Dean of Students Gary Clinton in New York Times: “The Long Road to Making Marriage Equality a Reality”
Tweets
Today’s #SCOTUSMarriage decision will go down in history as a landmark moment.
— Theodore Ruger (@Dean_Ruger) June 26, 2015
#SCOTUS properly recognized the fundamental importance of the right to marry & ensured Americans will enjoy that basic right in the future.
— Theodore Ruger (@Dean_Ruger) June 26, 2015
Now on @whartonknows: @Pennlaw’s @Dean_Ruger on the #SCOTUS decision this am same-sex marriage is legalized nationwide #Obergefell v. Hodges
— WhartonBusinessRadio (@BizRadio111) June 26, 2015
What’s the significance of June 26? Craig Konnoth explains timing of #SCOTUS #ssm ruling: [http://t.co/s8fK1NI79s] https://t.co/3tcZ8DRUHp
— Penn Law (@PennLaw) June 26, 2015
#SCOTUS has upheld constitutional right to #MarriageEquality.
— Dorothy Roberts (@DorothyERoberts) June 26, 2015
Thank you, Justice Kennedy. I’m glad I got to hear him talk at @PennLaw & got to snap this photo. #MarriageEquality pic.twitter.com/XzNMUJRrqO
— Peter Wu (@peterjwu) June 26, 2015