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Prop. 8 backers ask for permanent hold on same-sex marriage ruling
Los Angeles Times In an emergency appeal, they contend that Judge Vaughn R. Walker's ruling overturning California's gay marriage ban flouted the law and ignored the evidence. By Maura Dolan, Los Angeles Times In an emergency appeal now before a federal court, … Brown's Prop. 8 filing backs same-sex marriagesSan Francisco Chronicle Calif. AG ask appeals court to allow weddingsThe Associated Press Why California gay marriage ruling may not head to US Supreme CourtChristian Science Monitor San Jose Mercury News -abc7news.com -Fort Worth Star Telegram all 3,444 news articles » |
August 14, 2010
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