Crime | gay marriage Justice Kennedy to Supporters of Prop 8: Um, No Justice refuses without comment to halt gay weddings By Newser Editors and Wire Services Posted Jun 30, 2013 12:13 PM CDT Copied Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, addresses area high school students in Sacramento, Calif., Wednesday, March 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli) Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy has denied a request from supporters of Proposition 8 to halt gay weddings in California. Kennedy turned away the request today with no additional comment. Same-sex marriage opponents asked him to step in yesterday, a day after the federal appeals court in San Francisco allowed same-sex marriages to go forward. Numerous weddings were performed at San Francisco City Hall following the court decisions. The opponents said the appeals court had acted about three weeks too soon. They could continue their efforts to halt gay marriage by filing their request with another Supreme Court justice. Read These Next Doctor shares wish for pro-Trump flood victims, and is fired. Man breached airport security, died in jet engine. A big change may be coming to airport security: Keep those shoes on. The Supreme Court has cleared the way for mass federal layoffs. Report an error