CHICAGO: A Kentucky county clerk sought relief Thursday from a court injunction that requires her to issue same-sex marriage certificates, insisting that it would violate her religious freedom.
A smattering of counties across the Bible Belt initially refused to provide same-sex marriage licenses on religious grounds in the wake of the Supreme Court's landmark June 26 ruling which legalized gay marriage across the United States.
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