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Proponents of a proposed ballot proposition call it a "defense of marriage" and want the title and summary to say so. Instead, California AG Bill Lockyer labeled it an assault on domestic partner rights. A Superior Court judge ruled Thursday that each side had a point. The judge partially granted and partially denied a writ of mandate to amend the title and summary on a measure that supporters hope to put on a 2006 ballot restricting marriage in California to between "one man and one woman."
August 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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