In Lawrence v. Texas (2003), the Supreme Court upheld a...

In Lawrence v. Texas (2003), the Supreme Court upheld a state law banning private homosexual activity. Extended the right to privacy to sexual minorities. denied that homosexuals were a protected class under the Fourteenth Amendment. ruled that gays and lesbians should be allowed to marry.

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00:01 A field poll survey revealed that 61 % of california registered voters approved of allowing two people of the same gender to marry and have regular marriage laws applied to them.

00:12 Among 18 to 39 -year -olds, the approval rating was 78%.

00:16 6 and 10 california registered voters said that the upcoming supreme court's ruling about the constitutionality of california's prop 8 was either very or somewhat important to them.

00:25 And out of these california registered voters who supported same -sex marriage, 75 % say the ruling is important to them.

00:32 So we have three things that we're going to identify.

00:39 So we're going to let c be the california registered voters who support same -sex marriage.

00:51 We're going to let b be our california registered voters who say prop 8 is important.

01:03 And we're going to let a be our california registered voters 18 to 3.

01:11 39 years old.

01:15 Now, if you go through the information that was given to us, we know that 61 % of california registered voters support same -sex marriage.

01:24 We know that 60 % of california registered voters because 6 and 10 said that the upcoming supreme court ruling is important to them.

01:36 And we also know that the probability of c given a is 0 .78 and the probability of the probability of b given c is 0 .75.

01:54 And we know that because they told us.

01:56 So they told us that 78 % that, excuse me, among 13 to 39 -year -old, the approval rating of same -sex marriage was 78%.

02:09 And they told us that, out of the registered voters who support same -sex marriage, 75 % say the prop 8 is important to them.

02:23 So going from there, we're going to answer a bunch of questions with this set.

02:30 So a is the probability of c, which we know is 0 .61.

02:36 B is the probability of b, which is 0 .60, which we know was given to us.

02:45 C is the probability of c given a, which we were told, is 0 .78.

02:54 The probability of b given c, which is 0 .75.

03:02 And in words, what is c given a? so i'm going to put this one over here.

03:09 So again, we could use their words.

03:11 So their words were among 18 to 39 -year -old voters.

03:16 The approval rating for st...

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In Lawrence v. Texas (2003), the Supreme Court upheld a state law banning private homosexual activity. Extended the right to privacy to sexual minorities. denied that homosexuals were a protected class under the Fourteenth Amendment. ruled that gays and lesbians should be allowed to marry.

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