The 1993 Hawaiian Court Case of Baehr V

The 1993 Hawaiian court case of Baehr v. Lewin determined for the first time that ______.

A) same-sex marriages performed in one state had to be legally recognized in all states
B) denying marriage to same-sex couples constituted discrimination based on sex and violated the state constitution's equal protection guarantee
C) marriage is a fundamental right of all people and cannot be restricted on the basis of sexual preference
D) allowing marriage to same-sex couples was an infringement of religious liberties and therefore was forbidden according to separation of church and state