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A dissent in this case compared the majority opinion to the "mystical aphorisms of a fortune cookie" and commanded "ask the nearest hippie." This case overturned Baker v. Nelson, and the Chief Justice's opinion warned "[the Constitution] has nothing to do with it." The opinion in this case classified (*) dignity as a fundamental right, and this case formed from an Ohio case brought prior to the death of John Arthur from ALS. This case built off of the prior Windsor v. U.S., and Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis refused to abide by this case's ruling. For 10 points, name this landmark Supreme Court Case that nationally legalized gay marriage.
A dissent in this case compared the majority opinion to the "mystical aphorisms of a fortune cookie" and commanded "ask the nearest hippie.
Obergefell v. Hodges (prompt on just “Hodges”; prompt on “gay marriage case” and variants)