Mormon church, Utah senators lend their support to bakers refusing to make cake for gay weddings

Supreme Court to decide whether case involves protected religious liberty or illegal discrimination.<br>

Wedding planner Juan Jose Orellana shows his display at a gay and lesbian wedding expo aimed at connecting same-sex couples with businesses who won't refuse to work on a gay weddings Sunday, March 6, 2016, in Salt Lake City. A denial is a common occurrence in a state where florists, bakers and photographers have a legal right to refuse to serve a gay couple. (AP file photo/Rick Bowmer)

Mormon church, Utah senators lend their support to bakers refusing to make cake for gay weddings

Supreme Court to decide whether case involves protected religious liberty or illegal discrimination.<br>

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