Miami judge finds Florida same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional

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08/03/2014

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A Miami-Dade County judge ruled Friday that Florida's same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional, marking the second time the state's ban has been struck down this month, according to court filings.

Judge Sarah Zabel ruled in favor of the Equality Florida Institute and six Florida couples that had sued the county clerk for the right to marry.

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