The Alliance Defense Fund launched a new strategy in California's marriage cases Thursday, asserting that the state Constitution already encompasses an opposite-sex definition of marriage. For that reason, the group argued, state statutes that limit marriage to a man and a woman can't violate the Constitution. That was just one way the Fund set its arguments apart from those of Attorney General Bill Lockyer, their strange bedfellow defending the state marriage laws against challenges.
November 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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