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In today's Recorder [�Marriage license plaintiffs want new judge, Feb. 24], Richard Ackerman (counsel for the plaintiffs in the current superior court challenge to same-sex marriages in San Francisco) is quoted as stating that if a gay judge were assigned to hear the case "that certainly doesn't bode well for the appearance of impartiality." If gay or lesbian judges are regarded as biased in hearing this case, shouldn't the same be true of married judges?
February 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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