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Its gonna go to the people most likely, and then the people are going to vote it out, just like they did in 37 other previous states. If the majority doesn't want it and its not an infringment of rights then it doesn't fly.
Marriage may or may not be a right in your opinion, but be aware, no one is saying homosexual people can't get married, they can get married if they like, IF they get married to a person of the opposite sex. Thats what its defined as in most states save for a couple such as massachusets. I have a feeling that will change soon. Everything accomplished in a marriage in terms of legality can be done by law without marriage itself. Its all about what the majority wants, and believe me, the majority (67%) do not want homosexual marriage. The court has no right to go over all the peoples heads unless their is an obvious infringment of equal protection under the law, there isn't.
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