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Same-sex couples have no constitutional right to marry, the first New York state appeals court to address the issue ruled Thursday. Rejecting a constitutional challenge, the court wrote that the state's limitation on marriage to "one man and one woman" is based upon "innate, complementary, procreative roles, a function of biology, not mere legal rights." A dissent countered that there is "virtually no relationship" between limiting marriages to heterosexuals and the promotion of stable homes for children.
December 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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