Chase

If she wanted to protest on her own private time, she could. But her job was to issue marriage licenses in accordance with the law. If the change in the law was something she objected to to the point where it would not allow her to function, she should have resigned. Instead, she continued to go to work but refused to do her actual job. That is what it boils down to.

Just a note, the arrest was due to contempt of court, and is protocol... there really wasn't any systematic religious bashing but rather a follow through of the rules to the job which she swore onto.

She's also a citizen though, is she not? To say when in office she is not to have any rights a citizen would is ridiculous. I -did- say she should not be returned to the position, but she had not business being behind bars. NOW Justice is served.