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Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds marriage protection amendment

By Alliance Alert

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Catholic News Agency: "A lawsuit challenging a Wisconsin constitutional amendment which protected the definition of marriage failed to persuade the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which unanimously rejected its arguments. ... The ADF filed an amicus brief in the case. Its litigation counsel [Jim Campbell] said in a statement that voters adopted the measure 'for one clear and simple reason: to protect the institution of marriage.' 'We should be strengthening--not undermining--marriage, which is one man and one woman. Once again, activists tried to use the courts to force something on the people that they have repeatedly and overwhelmingly rejected.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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