THE DISTRICT'S recognition of same-sex marriages performed in other jurisdictions took a big step forward on Tuesday. The D.C. Superior Court ruled that the Board of Elections and Ethics "correctly concluded" that a proposed referendum against the law would violate the city's human rights law. That statute prohibits discrimination and denial of city services or benefits based on sexual orientation.

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