article_snippet.sent: Rachel Bowman-Cryer (right) and Rachel Bowman-Cryer (right) wife Laurel (left) file a civil rights lawsuit and said that a civil rights lawsuit had suffered emotional distress because of the case after a civil rights lawsuit received death threats .
article_snippet.sent: The judge's Friday verdict comes after the Bowman-Cryers filed a civil rights suit in the case, which has joined a series of similar proceedings in a national debate about anti-LGBT discrimination and religious freedom.
article_snippet.sent: They said during compensation hearings that They had received death threats and were worried about losing They two foster children after the case received widespread attention, according to Oregon Live.
article_snippet.sent: A lawyer for the Bowman-Cryers said Friday about the $135,000 amount that 'This is a proposed order and we view this matter as continuing to be active litigation', refusing to comment further.
article_snippet.sent: the Bowman-Cryers said the Bowman-Cryers were worried about losing the Bowman-Cryers foster children, who the Bowman-Cryers have since adopted, after attention was brought to the Bowman-Cryers marriage.
article_snippet.sent: They have since adopted They foster children, two daughters aged eight and six.
highlights_snippet.sent: Rachel Bowman-Cryer and Rachel Bowman-Cryer wife Laurel said to have suffered emotional distress from case, which prompted death threats .
  