The U.S. Supreme Court was busy, and divided, this week, handing two narrow victories to advocates of gay marriage and, in another ruling, overturning parts of the landmark Voting Rights Act. The court effectively struck down the federal Defense of Marriage Act and dealt a blow to California's gay marriage ban. And it ordered Congress to re-do parts of the Civil Rights-era voter law. Legal experts weigh in -- and you can, too -- Thursday at 9:00 on The Sound of Ideas.Wilson R. Huhn, law professor, University of Akron
Jonathan Entin, law professor, Case Western Reserve University
High Court Rules on Gay Marriage, Voting Rights Act
