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New Jersey's Appellate Division last week established a woman's right to adopt the surname of her lesbian partner, finding that granting the name change does not amount to endorsing same-sex marriage. Judge Donald Collester Jr., writing for the three-judge panel, said, "Judges have no monopoly on wisdom, no clairvoyance into the public mind and no right to impose personal views or values on the citizenry of our state."
August 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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