With growing innovative use of a twist in Utah´s same-sex marriage law, any adult could ...
(WorldNews Sport)

Most counties in Utah now have essentially two basic requirements for people who want to officiate weddings: They must be older than 18 and still be breathing. , and they´re good to go. No longer does the person performing a marriage need to be clergy, a judge or an elected official - such as governor, mayor or county clerk - empowered to conduct such rites. That changed with a 2015 law when same-sex marriage became legal. Utah lawmakers sought to allow county clerks with religious or moral objections to gay marriages to appoint someone else to perform them. Many clerks started designating any adult who wants to perform a marriage - allowing couples to choose a parent, grandparent, a friend...