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Wednesday, November 12, 2003
NEBRASKA SSM LAWSUIT OK'D: From the Omaha World-Herald
Opponents of Nebraska's gay-marriage ban won the right Monday to go to court. A request by the state to have a lawsuit against the ban dismissed in its infancy was rejected by U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon of Omaha. Bataillon ruled that the amendment was ripe for a legal challenge. ...Attorney General Jon Bruning said the state still expects to win despite the day's setback. "More than 60 percent of Nebraskans supported this amendment. And, they have a right to change the constitution as they see fit," Bruning said. In 2000, voters in Nebraska approved a constitutional amendment on gay marriage. The ban also prohibited the recognition of civil unions, domestic partnerships or any other "similar same-sex relationships." more |
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