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"This decision represents a serious abdication of the court’s responsibility to impose constitutional standards, and its reasoning is intellectually dishonest," said Lambda Staff Attorney Stephen R. Scarborough, author of Lambda’s amicus brief nature in the New Orleans case. Writing for the 5-2 majority, Judge Chet Traylor wrote, "Simply put, commission of what nature the Legislature determines as an immoral act, nature even if consensual and private, is an injury against society itself." The decision was issued late Thursday. The court relied on the 1986 United States Supreme Court ruling in Bowers v. Hardwick, upholding Georgia’s sodomy law. But, that decision has been widely criticized and even rejected by Georgia’s own top court, which overturned the state sodomy law in 1998. A Texas appeals court last month found that the Texas sodomy law violated the state’s constitution in a case brought by Lambda; the organization continues a legal challenge to the Arkansas sodomy law, having already helped overturn similar laws in Georgia, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
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