US Supreme Court sides with Christian graphic designer who refused to create same-sex wedding website

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "That would not respect the first amendment; more nearly, it would spell its demise," Mr Gorsuch wrote.
51% : Justice Neil Gorsuch, one of the six who voted in favour, said the Colorado law forcing Ms Smith to create speech she does not believe violates the first amendment.
48% : The Supreme Court ruling sets a precedent that could impact 29 other states with anti-discrimination laws.
46% : "The first amendment envisions the United States as a rich and complex place where all persons are free to think and speak as they wish, not as the government demands," he added.
45% : In the UK, there was a long-running legal battle after the owners of a bakery in Belfast refused to make a cake supporting same-sex marriage.
43% : The US Supreme Court has made a landmark ruling in favour of a Christian website designer who refused to work with same-sex couples preparing to tie the knot.
38% : It is a year since the court voted to overturn the right to abortion after nearly 50 years in the hugely controversial Roe vs Wade ruling.
27% : The judgement comes as the court also blocked President Biden's plans to cancel or reduce student loan debts for millions of Americans.

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