Via “Mirror of Justice”:

The Connecticut legislature is taking up a bill to implement the state supreme court’s October 2008 decision in Kerrigan v. Commissioner of Public Health requiring the recognition of same-sex marriage. The bill currently contains only a narrow religious-liberty exemption protecting clergy from having to solemnize a same-sex marriage “in violation of [their free exercise] right[s]“ – in contrast to the exemption in Vermont’s recent statute that protects religious conscientious objections to same-sex marriage in other contexts as well.