Since then, Davis' attorneys have filed a couple court challenges aimed at delaying new licenses. One challenge was immediately batted down last night, after Davis' attorneys filed a motion to have her name and authorization removed by Kentucky's governor from the state's marriage license form. Keep in mind that she filed in federal court instead of state courts, which might have actually had the power to make the accommodations that Davis is seeking.
Davis' attorneys also argued yesterday in court that since all of the couples who had sued Davis for marriage licenses had gotten marriage licenses while she was in jail, she should never have to issue another marriage license again in Rowan County, KY. They argued that U.S. District Court Judge David Bunning had incorrectly included all eligible couples in his earlier court ruling -- not just the couples who were suing Davis for marriage licenses. Davis and her attorneys are now seeking a delay to the order that she issue licenses while this issue is clarified.