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Proposition 8 closing arguments to begin in San Francisco

By Alliance Alert

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LA Times | L.A. Now: "Jeff Zarrillo, who came to court with his partner, Paul Katami, said: 'All we?re asking the court to do is make sure we?re protected under our Constitution like everyone is supposed to be.' But attorneys for the Alliance Defense Fund, which supports Proposition 8?s ban on same-sex marriage, argued in front of the courthouse that allowing same-sex marriage would be an 'extreme interpretation of the Constitution.' 'The focus for it is whether we still live in a democracy,' said [Austin R. Nimocks], senior legal counsel for the group, 'whether a single judge is going to trump the voices of over 7 million Californians who heard both sides of the debate and cast their votes accordingly.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on June 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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