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The New York City Law Department announced Monday that it intends to take last week's Manhattan Supreme Court decision ordering the city to permit same-sex marriages straight to the state's highest court. The city can bypass the Appellate Division and take the case directly to the Court of Appeals under a narrow exception to New York's Civil Practice Law and Rules. If the court upholds the decision, the state would become the second, after Massachusetts, to authorize same-sex marriages.
February 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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