Justice James M. Johnson also issued a separate opinion, co-signed by Justice Richard B. Sanders, which concurred in the judgment only and suggested that the lower court rulings that held DOMA unconstitutional were result-oriented and disregarded the law.
This opinion suggested that the judges' rulings in the lower courts, which held DOMA to be unconstitutional, were result-oriented and disregarded the law. Justice James M. Johnson also issued a separate opinion, co-signed by Justice Richard B. Sanders, which concurred in judgment only.
Justice James M. Johnson also issued a separate opinion, co-signed by Justice Richard B. Sanders, which concurred in judgment only. This opinion suggested that the judges' rulings in the lower courts, which held DOMA to be unconstitutional, were result-oriented and disregarded the law.
Justice James M. Johnson also issued a separate opinion, co-signed by Justice Richard B. Sanders, which concurred in judgment only. This opinion suggested that the judges' rulings in the lower courts, which held DOMA to be unconstitutional, were result-oriented and disregarded the law.