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The House Oversight & Government Reform Committee approved the Domestic Partnership Benefits & Obligations Act, which would offer the same benefits, including health insurance and pensions, to same-sex partners of federal workers and to opposite-sex spouses.
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NY Court: Married Gay Couples Entitled to BenefitsWNYCThe Court of Appeals ruled public officials have the authority to extend health insurance and other benefits to gay and lesbian couples legally married in .
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Gay couple rights OK'd by state's top courtRocNowThe state Court of Appeals rejected a Christian legal group's claim that the extension of benefits, including health insurance, to gay couples was illegal .
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::: The federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) can’t be used to prevent a gay or lesbian federal court employee from getting full, equal benefits, Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals Chief Judge Alex Kozinski ruled today, according to an AP report.
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Gay Marriage Advocate Takes Solace In High Court Ruling »New York Daily NewsThis morning's decision by the Court of Appeals upholding two government orders to recognize same-sex marriages legally performed out .
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Federal judge rules that gay couple denied benefits should receive compensation: "U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Stephen Reinhardt deemed the denial of healthcare and other benefits to the spouse of federal public defender Brad Levenson to be a.
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In rejecting the Alliance Defense Fund's argument that same-sex marriage was the same thing as incest and polygamy, New York State's Court of Appeals all but declared gays are entitled to marriage rights.
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A challenge to New York's recognition of same-sex marriages performed elsewhere has failed in a 4-3 ruling by the state's highest court, the Ithaca Journal reports: "The state Court of Appeals rejected a Christian legal group’s claim that the extension.
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New York’s highest court on Thursday rejected two challenges filed by a Christian legal advocacy group that sought to deny legal recognition of marriages granted to same-sex couples by other other states or countries.
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A federal judge today ordered compensation for a Los Angeles couple denied spousal benefits by the federal government because they are gay men.
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A federal judge today ordered compensation for a Los Angeles couple denied spousal benefits by the federal government because they are gay men.
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I just happened to notice this today from Andy McCarthy at The Corner:A panel of the Second Circuit U.
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Today, Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) filed a Motion for Summary Judgment in US District Court as part of their response to the Department of Justice's (DOJ) Motion to Dismiss Gill v.
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Could ruling relax 'Don't Ask' without law change? Source: DOD examining Witt case as way to ease enforcement By Chris Johnson Friday, October 30, 2009 The Defense Department is examining whether a ruling in a lawsuit challenging “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” could be used to relax enforcement of the policy without changing the law, according to a Senate aide.
(Murfreesboro, Tenn.) The Tennessee Court of Appeals at Nashville has ruled in favor of a rezoning that would allow a Bible-based theme park to be built in Rutherford County.
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The Supreme Court refused during its official opening-day orders Oct. 5 to hear the appeal of a Michigan school district that was seeking to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the parents of a student who was allegedly being repeatedly harassed, and called "queer" and "faggot.
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US Supreme Court Justice Arthur Kennedy today temporarily reimposed a ban on release of the names of those signed the petitions putting Referendum 71 on the Washington ballot, Associated Press reports.
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Backers of Washington's Referendum 71 have appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn last week's judgment that they must reveal the names of those who signed the petition to get the issue on the ballot.
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(Seattle) Washington's secretary of state can release the names and addresses of people who signed petitions calling for a public vote on the state's expanded benefits for domestic partners, a federal appeals court said Thursday.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday granted an immediate stay and reversed a lower court's preliminary injunction blocking the release of Referendum 71 petitions.
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