The California Supreme Court heard proceedings on the gay marriage debate. The state's highest court heard the legal challenge in San Francisco, where the west coast gay marriage battle began 4 years ago. Remember? When Mayor Gavin Newsom issued marriage licenses to gay couples like to Rosie & Kelli. :) It was in 2004 the year gay marriage became the law in Massachusetts. Well it's interesting that one of the main arguments was the fact that we have gay marriage here in Massachusetts & we haven't fallen off the earth into the ocean or anything like that. :) We're rooting for you California!! Updates to come.....
A little history: San Francisco city officials & civil rights groups challenged California's ban on gay marriage, arguing that it deprives gay couples of the same legal rights as heterosexual couples. Which it does...
Then there was a divided state appeals court in 2006 which upheld the state ban on gay marriage, overturning a San Francisco judge who declared it unconstitutional. Which of course, it is..... :)
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I remember it well! It is the event that sparked Multnomah County in Oregon to begin issuing same-sex marriage licenses as well! We had a full fledged valid registered Marriage license for a little more than a year... then the voters "nullified" it. Hmm... my scrapbook still thinks it is real! ;-) This week we had the chance to take advantage of Oregon's new Domestic Partnership law. Great stuff! But still only recognized IN Oregon.
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