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Georgia Supreme Court justices and plaintiffs attorneys probed the semantics Tuesday of a proposed state constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage. Plaintiffs attorneys say the amendment, slated for the Nov. 2 election, violates the state's single-subject rule -- which holds that a constitutional amendment can address only one topic -- by combining into one ballot measure the definitions of marriage and civil unions and the issues of same-sex benefits and court jurisdiction.
October 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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