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The California Supreme Court thrilled rights activists Thursday by announcing that it plans to conduct further study on a proposal to prevent the state's judges from belonging to groups -- such as the Boy Scouts of America -- that discriminate against gays. In a short statement, the high court said that during Wednesday's weekly administrative conference, the seven justices "discussed at length" proposals submitted by groups such as the Bar Association of San Francisco and the L.A. County Bar Association.
December 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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