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Appeal court justices hearing oral arguments in a case that has triggered the attempted recall of a Sacramento County Superior Court judge seemed to be leaning toward the judge's ruling Friday. Judge Loren McMaster had ruled last year that the state's passage of extended domestic partner benefits did not violate Prop 22. And the Third District Court of Appeal seemed reluctant to read beyond the language of the proposition, which doesn't regulate domestic partner benefits.
March 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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