Less than two weeks after the state's high court upheld marriage rights for same-sex couples, California Supreme Court Justice Joyce Kennard all but announced another win for the gay community Wednesday when she asked lawyer Jennifer Pizer, who represented a San Diego County lesbian who had been denied intrauterine insemination, whether she would be satisfied with a narrowly tailored ruling in her client's favor, or whether she was hoping for a ruling that touched on a variety of issues.
May 29, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Less than two weeks after stunning the nation by upholding marriage rights for same-sex couples, the California Supreme Court seemed poised Wednesday to deliver another victory for gay rights.
Specifically, the court gave every indication during oral arguments in San Francisco that it would rule that doctors can’t invoke their religious beliefs to deny gays and lesbians medical services.
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