this state has a law different from most. it does, in fact, require for a valid marriage license to have the signature, the authorization of the clerk. many states don't have that. and, indeed, ms. davis has maintained these licenses are invalid without her signature. the question then is how that issue would ever go before a court. they obviously will take this to someone who will officiate the wedding. and that person very likely supports same-sex marriage and is likely to accept that license. but it is possible to see a challenge, including by someone like davis or others who ask for a thing called a declaratory judgment, to go to a court and say, we want to you declare these licenses are not in confirmty with kentucky law. the second issue is whether the kentucky legislature will get involved. they're not in session now. but there is two questions there. whether they want to support davis or whether they want to