in Re State of Texas

Justice Willett,

joined by

Justice Guzman and Justice Devine, dissenting.

Quite soon — within days — the Supreme Court of the United States will decide a core constitutional controversy: whether the United States Constitution commands a 50-state right to same-sex marriage.1 *799Two years ago in United States v. Windsor,2 the Court, noting an “evolving understanding of the meaning of equality,”3 sparked a constitutional revolution. In the 723 days since, the number of states where same-sex unions are legal has more than tripled — from twelve to thirty-seven-three via popular vote,4 eight via…