SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - If the California ban on gay marriage ever
gets to the U.S. Supreme Court, it could force the justices to
confront the question of whether gays have a constitutional right
to wed. A federal judge struck down California's voter-approved ban
yesterday, and supporters of Proposition 8 promise an appeal. One
supporter says laws in 45 other states could fall.
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