The California Supreme Court announced their ruling today about the controversial Proposition 8 - a constitutional amendment passed during the November elections that banned same-sex marriage in California even though legal marriages were currently being granted to same-sex couples.
Unfortunately, the court upheld this same-sex marriage ban that had passed with only 52% of the vote. However, they have also ruled to allow existing same-sex marriages to stand. An estimated 18,000 same-sex couples will remain legally married.
This is breaking news from the California Supreme Court, but read more here as the story develops.
California Supreme Court Upholds Same-Sex Marriage Ban
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LGBTQ Center
on Tuesday, May 26, 2009
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