Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi
won't say whether she'll ask the Supreme Court to stay a ruling that
struck down the state's ban on gay marriage.
Last week, a federal appeals court
refused Bondi's request to block the ruling from taking effect next
month.
Without intervention from the Supreme
Court, gay couples will begin exchanging vows on January 6.
(Related: Gay
couples in Florida may begin marrying after January 5.)
“We're reviewing the ruling,” was
all Bondi
said after a cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
Multiple state and federal judges have
declared the ban invalid. Yet, it remains to be seen whether Bondi
will continue to defend the ban in court.