The U.S. Supereme Court made no announcement Friday of its decisions on cases pertaining to gay marriage, according to news reports.
In addition to a case about the constituionality of California's Proposition 8 ban of gay marriage, justices are considering whether they should accept or reject five cases challenging federal law that prevents married same-sex couples from receiving Social Security survivor benefits, joint income tax filing, the abiliity to inherit a deceased spouse's pension or acquire family health insurance.
The court may annouce the cases it will hear or decline on Monday or sometime next week.
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