Key players look back almost 30 years after Hawaii same-sex ruling

Thirty years ago, Hawaii Supreme Court Associate Justice Steven Levinson wrote the decision that moved Hawaii, and the nation, closer to marriage equality: To deny same-sex couples the right to marry went against the state Constitution, Levinson wrote, and the state must allow it, without any compelling reason not to. Three years later, Circuit Judge Kevin Chang ruled that the state had no such compelling reason.