Alabama court stops, then resumes, issuing same-sex marriage licenses

The Madison County Courthouse in Huntsville, Alabama, has reportedly started issuing same-sex marriage licenses.

The news comes a day after the Alabama Supreme Court's Chief Justice Roy Moore attempted to bar the issuing of same-sex marriage licenses.

SEE ALSO: Alabama chief justice orders halt to same-sex marriage licenses

Madison was one of a handful of counties to follow Moore's order. At least three others opted to stop issuing marriage licenses to all couples.

Moore had issued a similar order in February 2015.

Take a look back at Alabama's right against gay marriage:

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