Judge Loretta Giorgi says state law pre-empts local bans on such procedures.
July 28, 2011 at 04:04 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — S.F. Superior Court Judge Loretta Giorgi ruled Thursday that a proposed measure banning male circumcision can’t appear on the November ballot.
The initiative, authored by genital mutilation activist Lloyd Schofield, was opposed by both the Jewish Community Relations Council and the San Francisco city attorney’s office. Michael Jacobs, a Morrison & Foerster litigation partner, represented the council pro bono.
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