Kim Davis Amends Law That Put Her In Jail For Refusing To Issue Gay Marriage Licenses Christmas may have come early for Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, in the form of a gift from her governor. To ensure that the sincerely held religious beliefs of all Kentuckians are honored, Executive Order 2015-048 directs the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives to issue a revised marriage license form to the offices of all Kentucky County Clerks. The name of the County Clerk is no longer required to appear on the form, the governors office said Tuesday. Davis caught the nations attention this summer when she refused to sign licenses for same-sex couples seeking to wed after the Supreme Court ruled that laws against gay marriage were unconstitutional. She spent five days in jail after a federal judge held her in contempt of court. She became an icon for the anti-gay marriage movement, and a subject of derision for those who supported the Supreme Courts decision. The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky was displeased with Bevins order, saying the legality of marriage licenses in the state remains unresolved. Do you support Kim Davis? 