The National Organization for Marriage, the once-powerful anti-LGBT group who has not had a victory since early 2012, has mostly been in the headlines because of its attempts to withhold donor information from courts.
Yesterday, a federal court responded to the confusion created by the Utah Supreme Court when it ruled last Friday that same sex marriages performed in the state would not be recognized.
Last Friday, the Utah Supreme Court issued a stay on ruling in a current same sex adoption case, which effectively barred the Utah Department of Health from issuing birth certificates to same sex parents.