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: Constitutionally CorrectNo on 8 groups relent; turn over documents
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Keen News Service: "No on 8 groups turned over CDs of 'highly confidential' material to attorneys for the Yes on 8 coalition this week, ending a months-long effort to fight a court order to do so . . . Equality California sent its materials April 27 to the Alliance Defense Fund, a conservative group that has helped the Yes on 8 group?s effort to defend California?s same-sex marriage ban. The ACLU sent a CD for 'No on Proposition 8, Campaign for Marriage Equality: A Project of the ACLU-Northern California.'"Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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