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In the debate over gay marriage, rhetoric has obscured a practical issue: Important rights that heterosexual married couples take for granted are denied to same-sex partners. Among the rights at stake is the marital-communications evidentiary privilege. Kyhm Penfil examines the history of this testimonial privilege as applied to same-sex couples by courts, and argues that the marital privilege's policy goals also apply to same-sex unions.
May 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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