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A Sacramento appeal court has agreed to consider a constitutional challenge to California's new domestic partnership law, due to take effect Jan. 1. But in accepting a writ contesting a Sept. 8 decision by a Sacramento County Superior Court judge, the 3rd District Court of Appeal asked only for expedited briefing. It did not issue a stay. Both sides in the debate over domestic partnership -- which many see as a big step toward full marriage rights for gay couples -- hailed the brief order as a victory.
December 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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