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Protect Marriage Washington's Petitioners Protected

By Trusts EstatesProf

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In 2009, Washington enacted a law expanding the rights of state-registered domestic partners. Soon after, Protect Marriage Washington submitted petitions with almost 150,000 signatures calling for a referendum by the Washington voters. Supporters of the challenged law then asked for...

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