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Attorney General Bill Lockyer's decision to go directly to the California Supreme Court to defend the state's definition of marriage isn't apt to immediately halt gay weddings in San Francisco. But some advocates predict that if the issue eventually reaches the justices, who have a generally moderate to progressive civil rights record, they will find that the state constitution's equal protection clause does let gays and lesbians marry.
February 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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