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: Constitutionally Correct

Prop. 8 trial Day 7: Live coverage from the courtroom

By ADF Alliance Alert

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Howard Mintz provides this report at Mercury News. Excerpt: "Ryan Kendall, a plaintiffs witness, has finished his testimony on undergoing "conversion therapy" as a teenager, testifying that he was forced to attend the sessions for nearly two years by his parents, who were outraged he was gay. Prop. 8 attorney James Campbell asked Kendall just a few questions on cross-examination, trying to get him to concede that some people may try to convert from being homosexual voluntarily. But Kendall would not admit that point, saying, 'It is my experience that people don't want to go to programs like NARTH (the acronym for the Encino facility that conducts such therap).'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on January 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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