consequences defy supreme court rule roy moore find hard way.when supreme court rule june 2015 same-sex marriage legal alabama conservatives lose sh especially alabama chief justice roy moore.moore issue order probate judge state deny marriage certificate ceremonies same-sex couple repeatedly insist rule make federal court trump state constitution.moore action draw comparisons former alabama governor george wallace infamously refuse obey desegregation order hand u.s. supreme court brown v. board education wallace literally block doorway university alabama prevent african-american students enrol take u.s. deputy attorney general federal marshal plus president kennedy threat send u.s. army 2nd infantry division force wallace step aside roy moore try block same-sex couple enter courthouse doorways.and defy high court land moore boot bench via suspension ethics violations stand trial.on monday alabama court judiciary reject moore effort get charge dismiss order stand trial september.and like many crazy conservatives moore lash accuse southern poverty law center power behind charge make alabama judicial inquiry commission ones hire prosecutor ones bring case second time moore claim want anybody oppose agenda homosexual movement want course splc actually involve moore clearly try blame everyone except one fail judge carry rule high court one try impose extreme religious beliefs onto people alabama instead obey unite state constitution give supreme court final say constitutional not.splc president richard chen easily smack moore statement say many time act ayatollah alabama instead elect state judge require follow oath office make federal law supreme whether like unseemly dishonest alabama great state deserve good chief justice think law unto roy moore ashamed people alabama ashamed ever elect lunatic head state high court man never allow judge remove deny gay people full right privilege straight americans enjoy even supreme court make landmark ruling.featured image facebook anti-gay alabama chief justice roy moore stand trial defy supreme court