After Kim Davies, a County Clerk in Kentucky refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples because of her religious ideology, she was jailed for contempt of court and now it has been reported that her Deputies have started to issue marriage licenses and according to report they issued licenses to four gay couples on Friday.
The couples, James Yates and William Smith who had previously been denied five times where issued a marriage licenses on Friday.
However, Davis' attorney, Matthew Staver, said he believes Friday's licenses are invalid because they were not issued with her approval. Davis' name does not appear on the licenses.
"They are not worth the paper they are printed on," Staver said, standing in front of the Grayson, Kentucky, detention center where Davis is being held. He added she had no intention of resigning as clerk.
Davis is being held in isolation and has been reading the Bible, he said.
With people weighing in on both sides, Davis' jailing has come to symbolize the cultural gap over gay marriage in the United States.
So if you were Kim Davies, what would you do?