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12/03/06
The national debate over gay marriage has passed from one capital to another in recent years as high-profile lawsuits make their way to the highest levels of state courts. Find Us On Facebook
In 2003, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled the state had no valid reason for barring same-sex marriages. In September, the New Jersey Supreme Court said laws must be rewritten to grant equal marriage rights to gay couples.
Tomorrow, the focus shifts to Annapolis. And activists on both sides of the issue will be watching. "There's no doubt that what happens in Maryland will inform the discussion in other communities around the country," said Ken...
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