MOREHEAD, Ky. (AP) — The most recent on a Kentucky district assistant who was discharged from prison Tuesday after she kept on resisting court requests and declined to issue marriage licenses on account of her religious convictions on homosexuality (all times neighborhood):
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Legal advisors for the Kentucky representative who was discharged from prison Tuesday after her proceeded with refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples say will come back to work Friday or Monday.
Charla Bansley, representative for the Christian law office Liberty Counsel, said in a messaged articulation late Tuesday that Rowan County assistant Kim Davis will take a few days off to go through with her family before she comes back to wor