Inmates will not, however, be permitted "at this time" to marry another inmate, in part due to "safety concerns," according to the memo.
California Allows Prisoners to Marry Same-Sex Partners
Inmates will not, however, be permitted "at this time" to marry another inmate, in part due to "safety concerns," according to the memo.
California inmates are eligible to marry non-incarcerated partners of the same sex, according to a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation memo addressing questions arising from a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Proposition 8.
Inmates will not, however, be permitted "at this time" to marry another inmate, in part due to "safety concerns," according to the memo.
Inmates will not, however, be permitted "at this time" to marry another inmate, in part due to "safety concerns," according to the memo.
