Alabama Chief Justice Faces Ouster After Gay Marriage Fight

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Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore faces removal from the bench over his effort to block same-sex marriage from coming to Alabama despite the U.S. Supreme Court that effectively legalizing gay marriage nationwide.

The Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission on Friday filed ethics charges against Moore accusing him of abusing his authority and failing to respect the judiciary.

The charges stem from a January administrative order Moore sent to probate judges telling them an Alabama order banning same-sex marriages remained in effect. His order came six months after U.S. Supreme Court decision effectively legalizing gay marriage nationwide.

Moore issued a statement saying he will fight the charges.

The Alabama Court of the Judiciary will decide whether Moore should be removed.

Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission Complaint Against Roy Moore by WBHM News

 

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