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Gay Rights, Voters' Will
The state constitution promises equal protection to all Californians. Last summer, the State Supreme Court ruled that means same-sex couples can legally marry . On Tuesday, the voters passed Proposition 8 , which banned same-sex marriage by amending the constitution—or did it? Yesterday, three separate lawsuits were filed, contending that…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe state constitution promises equal protection to all Californians. Last summer, the State Supreme Court ruled that means same-sex couples can legally marry. On Tuesday, the voters passed Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage by amending the constitution—or did it? Yesterday, three separate lawsuits were filed, contending that Prop 8 was not an amendment at all but an illegal revision.
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2 of 3Desperate Times Make for Desperate Measures- 1:25The Budget Gap Yawns Again
- 7:12Gay Rights, Voters' WillYou’re reading this
- 20:41Government Reform Begins with the Lines on a Map