Kim Davis violated gay couples' rights in denying marriage licenses, judge rules | Kentucky | The Guardian
Kim Davis same-sex marriage suit: Court rules Kentucky must pay fees
State of Kentucky to pay almost $225,000 to plaintiffs in Kim Davis case - UPI.com
Kentucky clerk Kim Davis may have hefty legal bill in gay marriage case
Kim Davis loses another bid to stall gay-marriage case
Why was Kim Davis at the State of the Union address? - CSMonitor.com
Clerk in Kentucky Chooses Jail Over Deal on Same-Sex Marriage - The New York Times
Kim Davis obeying orders in gay marriage case
High court won't take up ex-Kentucky clerk Kim Davis' case | 10tv.com
Kentucky Clerk Asks Supreme Court to Intervene in Gay Marriage Case
Couples want Kim Davis to stop altering forms
Kim Davis - Wikipedia
Kim Davis May Be Sued for Denying Same-Sex Marriage Licenses
Judge: Kentucky Will Pay $224,000 In Fees In Kim Davis Case | WKMS
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Kentucky gay marriage fight continues in Kim Davis case; Michigan experts weigh in - mlive.com
Attorney: Kim Davis focused on job, family, church; not lawsuit
Judge: Kim Davis violated gay couples' rights by refusing marriage licenses : NPR
5 things to know about KY clerk Kim Davis' case
Donald Trump: Kim Davis case a 'messy situation' - Washington Times
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Kim Davis obeying orders in gay marriage case, judges rules
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Federal court rules Kentucky will pay for attorney's fees in Kim Davis, LGBTQ marriage license case
Clerk in Kentucky Chooses Jail Over Deal on Same-Sex Marriage - The New York Times
Supreme Court Rebuffs Kim Davis, Clerk Who Withheld Gay-Marriage Licenses - Bloomberg
In Kim Davis case, whose liberties are truly under attack? | The Hill
