In Brenner V

In Brenner v. Scott , the court held that

A) recognition of same-sex marriages lawfully entered elsewhere was repugnant to public policy; Florida morally disproved of same-sex marriages attempted to be entered into in that state.
B) Florida should not issue any marriage licenses to same-sex couples until the issue is decided by the United States Supreme Court.
C) the Florida provisions that prohibit the recognition of same- sex marriages lawfully entered into elsewhere, like the federal provision, were unconstitutional, as was the Florida ban on entering same- sex marriages.
D) same-sex marriages violated the Florida Constitution.