A lesbian mother appealed to the Georgia Supreme Court to lift a judge's "willful contempt" order that requires her to stop living with her same-sex partner. Superior Court Chief Judge Marvin W. Sorrells said that Jean Ann Vawter "takes no measures to prevent or screen [her] children's exposure to the relationship between herself and the same-sex, live-in partner.
April 25, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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A lesbian mother has appealed to the Georgia Supreme Court to lift a Walton County judge’s “willful contempt” order that requires her to stop living with her same-sex partner.
Superior Court Chief Judge Marvin W. Sorrells said that Jean Ann Vawter “takes no measures to prevent or screen [her] children’s exposure to the relationship between herself and the same-sex, live-in partner.”
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