By Rebecca Beyer and Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writers SAN FRANCISCO - There was more than a little déjà vu at the start of Thursday's oral argument on the validity of Proposition 8, the constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage. More than a thousand demonstrators on both sides of the issue waved signs and shouted their feelings in an effort to sway the California Supreme Court. A similar scene took place a year ago, when ...
Daily Journal Staff Writers SAN FRANCISCO - There was more than a little déjà vu at the start of Thursday's oral argument on the validity of Proposition 8, the constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage. More than a thousand demonstrators on both sides of the issue waved signs and shouted their feelings in an effort to sway the California Supreme Court. A similar scene took place a year ago, when ...
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