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In a groundbreaking decision, a San Francisco judge has ruled the same-sex partner of a woman mauled to death by dogs has standing to sue their owners in a wrongful death case. The judge held that if Sharon Smith was prevented from suing, she would be denied equal protection under the California Constitution. "This is the first decision of this kind not only in California, but in the country," Smith's attorney said.
July 27, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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