It has everything to do with it. Feds told Moore to pound sand.
As to your "a single couple" -- you obviously didn't read the Order. Note the words "et al" in the Case Order.
A snippet:
"The Plaintiffs report that they all feel demeaned and humiliated by Alabama’s refusal to treat them equally. (Doc. 43-4, ¶ 3; Doc. 43-5, ¶ 3; Doc. 43-6, ¶ 3; Doc. 43-7, ¶ 3, Hearing Exhibits
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Plaintiff James Strawser has serious health issues that will require surgery that will put his life at risk.
. When Strawser had surgery in the past, he signed a form giving his partner,
John Humphrey, legal power over Strawser’s medical decisions, but the hospital refused to honor that document because under Alabama law Humphrey was not a spouse or family member.
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Plaintiff Meredith Miller wants to marry her partner, Anna Lisa Carmichael to have the legal protections and security that only marriage provides. Each day that they are excluded from marriage, they must deal with uncertainty about whether they will be treated as family members if they experience a life crisis or emergency.
Miller and Carmichael hope to have children but are concerned that if they are not married their children will get the message that their family is not as worthy of dignity and respect as other families in Alabama and that their children will be denied important legal protections that come with marriage.
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Plaintiff Kristy Simmons wants to marry her partner, Marshay Safford, to have a legal family relationship and build stability for their children. Each day that they are not permitted to marry they experience uncertainty about whether they will be treated as family members in the event of an emergency. ( The legal protections of marriage are especially important to Simmons because she has a rare disorder called Wegener’s Granulomatosis that causes her blood vessels to become inflamed and can damage her major organs.
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Plaintiff Robert Povilat wants to marry his partner, Milton Persinger, in order to protect one another and have the legal protections and security that only marriage provides. (Doc. 43-7, ¶ 3, Hearing Exhibit 4). Mr. Povilat has survived two bouts of prostate cancer and fears that he could be diagnosed with cancer again."
1:14-cv-00424 #55 - Order
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