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In a civil rights suit brought by relatives of a man who committed suicide after police threatened to tell his family he was gay, a federal appeals court ruled the law protects a person's sexual orientation from forced disclosure. The decision broadly interprets a long line of court decisions involving privacy to include sexual orientation -- an issue the Supreme Court has never squarely addressed.
November 06, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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