MCENANY: The Kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples could be in trouble with a federal judge. Davis' deputy clerk, Ryan Mason, reported to the court on Friday that he believes Kim Davis may have tampered with marriage licenses potentially making them invalid and reopening a fresh wound on an emotional court battle over same-sex marriage. Our Sara Ganim has the latest.</s>SARA GANIM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: When Kim Davis went back to work last week, she said that she wouldn't stop her deputies from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples as long as those licenses didn't have her name or her title on them. Now one of her deputy clerks, the only one issuing licenses to same- sex couples, says she's taking it a step further. He's concerned and filed a motion with the judge saying Kim Davis came to the office and confiscated all of the original forms and provided a changed form, which deletes all mentions of the county. Filled in one of the blanks that would otherwise be the county with the clerk's stylings deletes her name and deputy references and in place of the deputy clerk types in the name of Brian Mason, being that clerk. He also says that this takes it one step further than the marriage license alteration that had been approved by the judge what was happening while she was in jail. Her attorney responded yesterday not denying she altered these forms, but that it didn't violate the judge's order. She said the licenses were not altered to circumvent the court's order nor did she circumvent the order. Very careful with his language. Sara Ganim, CNN, New York.</s>SCIUTTO: We'll be right back.
Kentucky Clerk May Have Changed License Forms.