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: How Appealing"Gay-marriage lawsuits escalate; Debate edges closer to Supreme Court as cases in San Francisco, Boston test the U.S. Constitution"
Full post as published by How Appealing on July 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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USA Today: Gay-marriage lawsuits escalate
State High Court: Same-sex marriage hearing next month
LGBT Organizations Point Out that Lawsuits Could Set Back Progress on Marriage for Same-Sex Couples
California Supreme Court hears gay marriage case:
California Supreme Court Hears Arguments Tomorrow in Same Sex Marriage Cases
Live Commentary: California Marriage Cases Supreme Court Argument








