State judicial decisions granting their citizens the right to same-sex marriage based on state constitutions can be invalidated by federal courts.

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State judicial decisions granting the right to same-sex marriage based on state constitutions cannot be invalidated by federal courts if they are based on the interpretation of the state's own constitution, unless they conflict with the federal Constitution as interpreted by the U.S. Supreme Court.

State Judicial Decisions Granting Their Citizens the Right to Same-Sex