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High court to hear two same-sex marriage cases

December 11, 2012

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The Second Circuit in the Windsor case had applied heightened scrutiny—the government's favored standard—to Section 3.

Marcia Coyle writes for The National Law Journal, a Daily Report affiliate.

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