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Appeals continue to seek stay of D.C. same-sex ?marriage? law

By Alliance Alert

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Catholic News Agency: "Opponents of a Washington, D.C. same-sex ?marriage? law are appealing a court order that denied a motion to prevent the law from going into effect . . . 'The people have a right to have the final say on any law regarding marriage passed by the D.C. Council. The D.C. Charter makes that right clear, and officials should not be ignoring the right of the people to vote for or against the new definition of marriage fabricated by the council,' said ADF Senior Legal Counsel Austin R. Nimocks."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on February 25, 2010 (boomark / email).

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