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: The GavelNo Broadcast Expected for Prop 8 Trial Conclusion
By Peter Hardin
It appears there no longer is a possibility of broadcast coverage for closing arguments in the California same-sex marriage trial.
A San Francisco newspaper had brought up that possibility last month, but a recent court-issued press release stated there will be no broadcast, according to On Top magazine. ?Certain recent articles have reported incorrect information about possible broadcasting of closing arguments in Perry et. al. v. Schwarzenegger et. al.,? the magazine quoted the press release as saying.
At issue in the trial is a legal challenge to California’s ban on same-sex marriage. Witnesses have given testimony in the potentially historic case, but opposing sides have yet to deliver closing arguments. Background is available from Gavel Grab.
Full post as published by The Gavel on March 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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