Family
Jan. 30, 2006
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OK FOR DOMESTIC PARTNERS - California's domestic partnership laws do not violate Proposition 22, the voter initiative defining marriage as only between a man and woman, the 3rd District Court of Appeal ruled Friday.
OK FOR DOMESTIC PARTNERS - California's domestic partnership laws do not violate Proposition 22, the voter initiative defining marriage as only between a man and woman, the 3rd District Court of Appeal ruled Friday.
The decision upholds a lower court's finding that the extension of domestic partnership benefits over the years is not a violation of the state's constitution. Campaign for California...
The decision upholds a lower court's finding that the extension of domestic partnership benefits over the years is not a violation of the state's constitution. Campaign for California...
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